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Welcome, good look on your search. We are in our first motorhome after traveling in a fifth wheel. We wanted something smaller to be able to get in to St Parks easily. We have a 31’Class C three slides. We wanted something Andrea was comfortable driving. So far we live it.Husband and I are about to become empty nesters. Want to get an inexpensive, used RV to try out this year. If we love it, then we will upgrade. Thinking about a class A or C. Any suggestions, tips or warnings
What does "inexpensive" mean to you? Class A motorhomes range from $50,000 for a used one up to about $1,000,000 for a new one. If your budget is $250K then a used 2008 for $100K would be "inexpensive", right? You could try out the "inexpensive" used one for $100K for a year then sell it and get the nicer newer one next year. This is kinda what we did. I found a bargain on a 2006 Holiday Rambler Ambassador with the pre-emission engine and only 36K miles for $60K. We bought it thinking that if we didn't like it we'd sell it. Turns out we like it a LOT!! My advice is to find a floor plan you like. You can remodel these class A's almost like a house but you can't change the floor plan.Husband and I are about to become empty nesters. Want to get an inexpensive, used RV to try out this year. If we love it, then we will upgrade. Thinking about a class A or C. Any suggestions, tips or warnings