GVWR on Mid-90's Class C's

[Go Dawgs]

Need some input from Class C owners. I currently own an 87 Allegro Class A (in my sig) and we are looking to move to a Class C that is between 27' to 29'. My concern is their CCC vs Class A's. I have been led to believe that they tended to come off the line at max weight and don't want to deal with that. Is this a fact or fiction? I know that most Class C's in the 90's were on 1 ton Ford or Chevy Chassis.

Just need some good facts.

Thanks
Arnold

[tacomaker]

Mine isn't a 90's but a 2006 and it has two slides which hurt the weight issue. I believe with all full of gas, water and such and 6 adults in there I had room for 600 lbs if I recall. Reason I counted 6 adults is for when on football game days.

[ksg5000]

My rig is a 29' 91(no slides) and comes on a E-350 chassis - it's pretty much maxed out as are other large e-350's. Not sure but I think the E-450 has greater weight/towing capacity but if the rig has slides then that additional capacity might be used up.

[W4MBG]

our rig is a 29-footer on an E450 chassis. no slides. 14050 max weight. 3212 carrying capacity. the CC includes fuel, LP, water, people, cargo, etc. basically everything that didnt come with the rig.

[SamSter0077]

2006 30' 13,800 lbs with two kids, two adults, one dog and fully loaded for camping.. GVWR is 14050.. oh, 2 slides..

Freshwater tank was not full, Gas tank was close..