Can someone here educate me on smaller "Class C" ? Motorhomes ? Update !

[Daytona R/T SE]

Cool. How long/big is it ?

The whole thing bumper to bumper is 23 1/2 feet long.

Just right for me and the Ol' lady  

I couldn't go much bigger, I only had so much paved area where I could park an RV.

[Daytona R/T SE]

Bit personal isn't it?........oh...hang on....I see! Carry on......

[Mytur Binsdirti]

Cool. How long/big is it ?

The whole thing bumper to bumper is 23 1/2 feet long.

Just right for me and the Ol' lady  

I couldn't go much bigger, I only had so much paved area where I could park an RV.

Are you planning to tow a small car behind you to explore the surrounding areas in & leave the camper at the RV campground?

[Daytona R/T SE]

Cool. How long/big is it ?

The whole thing bumper to bumper is 23 1/2 feet long.

Just right for me and the Ol' lady  

I couldn't go much bigger, I only had so much paved area where I could park an RV.

Are you planning to tow a small car behind you to explore the surrounding areas in & leave the camper at the RV campground?

That is a possibility.

But, I'm considering buying a small enclosed trailer so I can take my Harley with us, and we can cruise around on that.

[Mytur Binsdirti]

Good for you. In a few years, I'm hoping that I can get away with the wife & travel the country in an RV, but I think I'd want one with just a bit more room. Go out for a couple of months & come back, then do it again, and again, then when we've seen everything we want, sell the RV. Buying a slightly used one like you did is the way to go. Let someone else take the biggest chunk of depreciation.

[Daytona R/T SE]

Good for you. In a few years, I'm hoping that I can get away with the wife & travel the country in an RV, but I think I'd want one with just a bit more room. Go out for a couple of months & come back, then do it again, and again, then when we've seen everything we want, sell the RV. Buying a slightly used one like you did is the way to go. Let someone else take the biggest chunk of depreciation.

In our search, we ran across several 5-10 year old Class "A" motorhomes (the big ones) that seemed too cheap to believe.

I was limited by the paved area I have to park it, so a Class A was out for us.

Unless of course I wanted to buy the vacant lot down the street, put in a culvert, pour a concrete pad and have an electric service put in...see how it can snowball ?

Good luck in your search, and start looking early.