Sep-24-2017 12:05 PM
Oct-03-2017 03:27 PM
midnightsadie wrote:
moisheh you facts ? fed X and others have run the death out of those engines and they still prr after 300k.
Oct-03-2017 01:25 PM
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Oct-03-2017 09:34 AM
pnichols wrote:ctilsie242 wrote:
If I could go with any class "C", I'd go with a 24 foot Phoenix Cruiser on an E-450 chassis, with the Quigley 4x4 upfit, a 5500 watt generator, 50 amp circuitry, and two 15k BTU A/Cs with heat strips. That way, I have something decent for Texas summers.
Now yer talkin'!!
Except I'd adjust your specs just a bit: "I could go with any Class C with a crowned wrap-around fiberglass roof, no front cabover window, in 23-24 foot length, with a rear corner bed, with a 6 cu ft 3-way propane refrigerator mounted on gimbals so the rig didn't have to be level, with a cabover bed instead of an entertainment center, with a swiveling and reclining lounge chair, with a dinette with all the underseat volume available for storage, with a swiveling passenger seat, on an E450 chassis with the Quadvan 4X4 upfit, with no more than 2 inches of lift for the upfit mechanical clearances, with at least 235 M&S tires on it, a 4000 watt gasoline generator properly mounted and enclosed for absolute minimum inside/outside quietness, a 50-60 gallon FW tank, 30 amp circuitry, ducted heating and air conditioning, and one high efficiency 15K BTU A/C."
That way ... we'd be able to go rockhounding for days out in the middle of nowhere with rain, or clouds, or sun, during the day or night!
P.S. Oh, I almost forgot ... in case I wanted to buy new it's list price would have to be no higher than arouund $80K. 😉
Oct-03-2017 08:41 AM
ctilsie242 wrote:
If I could go with any class "C", I'd go with a 24 foot Phoenix Cruiser on an E-450 chassis, with the Quigley 4x4 upfit, a 5500 watt generator, 50 amp circuitry, and two 15k BTU A/Cs with heat strips. That way, I have something decent for Texas summers.
Oct-03-2017 08:34 AM
ron.dittmer wrote:ctilsie242 wrote:24' with 2 roof-top a/c units? Wow, that seems a bit much. Our 24' 2350 PC has one a/c unit and does okay in hot weather, though I admit it's rarely 100+ here. We deal with lots of humidity at times.
If I could go with any class "C", I'd go with a 24 foot Phoenix Cruiser on an E-450 chassis, with the Quigley 4x4 upfit, a 5500 watt generator, 50 amp circuitry, and two 15k BTU A/Cs with heat strips. That way, I have something decent for Texas summers.
Oct-03-2017 05:25 AM
TxGearhead wrote:
We're thinking about another C for several reasons. Where would y'all put a Coachmen Leprechaun? Azdel wall backer, a slightly better looking front cap, etc. We're looking for something smaller, less than 30ft, and minimal lightweight slides.
Oct-02-2017 06:05 PM
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Oct-02-2017 12:04 PM
ctilsie242 wrote:24' with 2 roof-top a/c units? Wow, that seems a bit much. Our 24' 2350 PC has one a/c unit and does okay in hot weather, though I admit it's rarely 100+ here. We deal with lots of humidity at times.
If I could go with any class "C", I'd go with a 24 foot Phoenix Cruiser on an E-450 chassis, with the Quigley 4x4 upfit, a 5500 watt generator, 50 amp circuitry, and two 15k BTU A/Cs with heat strips. That way, I have something decent for Texas summers.
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