5 Reasons Why I Live in a Class C RV (not a Class A or Van): 5 Minute Video
Considering full-time living in a Class C RV? I’ll share why a Class C RV is for full-time living with just 5 simple tips. Hear why I chose a Class C over a Class A, van and other mobile homes.
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For a full explanation of why I chose a Class C and tons of detailed information on Class A Motorhomes, Vans, Class B's, Skoolies, and trailers, check out the "What Should You Live In" series: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLezWHERL6sh8ncuKmbTIIaMHGwzUyHgMz
Nice job covering #1 reason purchasing /living in your RV.✔
Nice thanks for the info
Very good points. I would add, no pull out, no problems. I am teetering between class c with no slide outs or a bigfoot fiberglass truck bed camper.
Class C almost 5yrs living in it.
Hi… I have a class — need to open platform under bed but simply don't have the tools, could I just cut a small arm length hole? My phone dropped through the crack. Just wondering the best option to get what dropped. In the middle of nowhere. Thanks. Any input will be appreciated.
Are you just a homeless person living in a van?
Does your motor home have a bathroom
Today, I think you'd pay nearly half again as much or more for that motorhome.
I agree with you 100%
We are exploring whether to get a van, class A, B, or C. Thanks for your video.
I found a way better deal. 23,000 Miles, 20ft. 9k. But passed in it
We got one today! 🙃🤫😁
In a Class C crash the driver compartment pancakes between the engine compartment and the RV portion, including flying cabinets. If you are pulling a trailer, you are in a vehicle that has been built for safety, not so for an RV. I full timed with a 31 foot 5th wheeler for three years many years ago and am now considering a Class C for part time use (for convenience), but I am concerned about what would happen in a collision.
Thanks for omitting music like all the millennials do in their videos.
Price is a big consideration though … hmmm
I wanna be outside A LOT
Very helpful. Thank you Carolyn.
Can class c be parked anywhere on the street and you can sleep in it or you get a ticket for that? (California)
OMG! This is a perfect information I’ve been looking for. This is by far the best info. Thank you!!!!! ❤️
I like the Class C the more I look into RV life. The A's I don't like they are too big and don't have a driver or passenger door. I feel trapped just thinking about it.
Good job on your video! We bought a used class c at the end of Feb. this year and we love it. It is a 2017 Coachmen Freelander 27qb. The greatest advantage of a motorhome is exactly what you said, going directly from the drivers seat to the back.Especially while traveling during covid-19.
Love the 5 minute format.
Class C will be my choice when I’m ready :). Thanks Carolyn
Hi, I like my 1989 Ford e350 coachmen Catalina class C RV I'm the same reasons of you Carolyn Jim in Colorado
You’re awesome. Love your enthusiasm
Glad you found a better fit than Matilda. I never knew they were that affordable.
Class C is the way to go. However every style of RV has it's advantages and disadvantages you just have to decide which best fits your lifestyle.
Most important for me is what mileage are you getting??
Thanks, James
Hey Carolyn
Great video.
I’m considering purchasing a 24 ft class c. I’m planning on doing a 6-12 month road trip. Do you think a 24 ft is too big for sight seeing in places like The Grand Canyon, Yellowstone, etc?
I would like to sell my RV motorhome and I would like to find out how to find out the good price for it
You are my new fav channel!!
I like your choice but how much do you pay a monthly payment on it or…
I've had 79 74 89 and 90 a class motorhomes. Couldn't see myself in a c
Thank You !!
Very smart chose, gratolation.
Yeah I like the class c best– will buy one in the future. will be a newbie to Rv world:) hope its soon:)!
Great point, not having to exit the unit to get in the drivers seat to leave.
Luv it…😁
Awesome video, thank you.
great information and its all in 5 minutes thank you,sounds like the smart way to RV life..your great!