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Whatever rig you settle on, if possible try to get a 96 or newer so you will get something called OBD II. The vehicle will be better of you buy a good one to begin with.
With a Class C, that might well put it out of your price range, then just get the newest you can afford. It's really hard to go wrong with a Class C! Consider towing an economy car behind you. I know it sounds scary but honestly, it's something you can do. It's easy to hook and unhook them and they can't be backed up. So you just try to never have to back it up, and if you do you just unhook it and drive it away.
I'd recommend getting the shortest Class C you can find. Be easier to drive, get better MPG and can better handle the wieght of a towed car.Even a short one will have all the comfort you need.
being able to set up camp and still have an economy car to drive as a daily driver will make your trip much better!! And in the long run may make it one of your cheapest overall options. If you put 10,000 miles on the Class C at 8 mpg, and 10,000 miles on the econmy car at 30 MPG, that's a pretty good average to have a comfortable home on wheels!
Bob
With a Class C, that might well put it out of your price range, then just get the newest you can afford. It's really hard to go wrong with a Class C! Consider towing an economy car behind you. I know it sounds scary but honestly, it's something you can do. It's easy to hook and unhook them and they can't be backed up. So you just try to never have to back it up, and if you do you just unhook it and drive it away.
I'd recommend getting the shortest Class C you can find. Be easier to drive, get better MPG and can better handle the wieght of a towed car.Even a short one will have all the comfort you need.
being able to set up camp and still have an economy car to drive as a daily driver will make your trip much better!! And in the long run may make it one of your cheapest overall options. If you put 10,000 miles on the Class C at 8 mpg, and 10,000 miles on the econmy car at 30 MPG, that's a pretty good average to have a comfortable home on wheels!
Bob