Been looking for months.....Help!

[3_dog_nights]

Short of going on every mfg's website and looking at every floor plan, for the last 10 years or so. Help Me. If you have a class A, gas, with a washer dryer hookup and a gas/elec. refer, please let me know what brand, model year, so I can narrow my search. Would love to have opposing slides and a 30-36 foot length but the first two are a must. Cause she says so............

[Mile_High]

I hesitated, but now that we have the residential we really like it. It does have it's limitations boondocking.

[3_dog_nights]

Mile High, ended up with Residential fridge. She say's OK, I'm not sure but it is what it is.

[Mile_High]

3 dog nights wrote:
Well guys, OP here, pulled the trigger Friday. Didn't check all of my boxes, but she loved it. So as the saying goes, If Momma's happy, everybody can be happy. or something like that. Got a 2015 Winnebego 37F while in Tampa. Will hopefully get thru the learning curve on the 1000 mile trip home. Thanks for all of input! Gotta change the Sig line next.

Assume that is the Adventurer? Nice rig! Which fridge did you end up getting? It looks like it offered both types.

Be sure to check out the factory drawings, parts lists, manuals, and even 3D renderings on Winnebagoind.com under resources. I downloaded all to a tablet. Not to many manufacturers provide as I'm sure you are aware after owning a 5th wheel.

[Doin_it]

I just read through all of the posts, planning to add my suggestion. We have a 35 foot 2014 Itasca Suncruiser that we love. I see that you found one! Congratulations! We are practically cousins!

Ann from Kansas

[3_dog_nights]

Well guys, OP here, pulled the trigger Friday. Didn't check all of my boxes, but she loved it. So as the saying goes, If Momma's happy, everybody can be happy. or something like that. Got a 2015 Winnebego Adventurer 37F while in Tampa. Will hopefully get thru the learning curve on the 1000 mile trip home. Thanks for all of input! Gotta change the Sig line next.

[toomuchstuff]

We just purchased a 2018 Georgetown GT5 31R. It is gas powered, 35 feet long, and has opposing slides, an enormous gas/electric fridge, and a washer/dryer set-up. Haven’t camped yet so I can’t comment on it’s “livability” but we loved the layout (for the length). We wanted a TV opposite the couch. Plus we wanted a long awning. Didn’t want to get any longer because we camp in state parks mostly. Here’s the link to the layouts... http://www.forestriverinc.com/class-a-motorhomes/georgetown-5-series-gt5?Tab=1

Good luck! 🙂

[Bird_Freak]

04 Pace arrow 37C

[3_dog_nights]

2018 Coachmen Rv Mirada Select 37TB, experience? thoughts?

[tropical36]

3 dog nights wrote:
Tropical- I agree, that is a step up, but kicks my wallet in the butt. Retired, not trying to finance more than I can. Know my wants, vs my needs.

That was an extreme comparison I know for making a point.
However there are some top quality coaches out there, that are much newer and still won't kick your wallet.
Quality first, newness last, is the best bang for the buck, IMO.

[3_dog_nights]

Ah....but if you like that option, and travel with two old dogs, you need that.
We like to have the option of NP or commercial park. We travel for 2-3 months per year at various times and to various destinations. Don't want to limit where.

[2gypsies1]

If you do dry camping in national forest campgrounds.... with trees surrounding you.... you don't want opposing slides (or washer/dryer).

[3_dog_nights]

Tropical- I agree, that is a step up, but kicks my wallet in the butt. Retired, not trying to finance more than I can. Know my wants, vs my needs.

[mike_brez]

3 dog nights wrote:
Just found a Thor Hurricane 35m has most things, but no storage. still looking.

Nothing for nothing that would be a step backwards.

[tropical36]

3 dog nights wrote:
Open to used but coming from a 2013 5'ver so anything less than 2014 is a step back in the mind of "her, who must be kept happy!"

I guess I'm just the opposite and must say that my DW thinks along the same lines, so having said that, we are of the belief that stepping back 13yrs, from a fiver to a Prevost and just for an example, would be a step up.... :h