I personally think most B+ motorhomes should be called " C Minus ". They are standard class C's, but with the front cab-over bunk replaced with a fiberglass aero-dynamic cap.
Our Phoenix Cruiser is what I think is more representing of a B+. It is a scaled down class C. The height to the top of the a/c is 9'-10", and it's width is 7'-9". Lengths do vary by floorplan.
Our model 2350 is only 23'-8" in over-all length. That helps define it as a class B+. But Phoenix USA has models as long as 29'-8", which is right there with some of the bigger class C's.
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ron.dittmer wrote: I personally think most B+ motorhomes should be called " C Minus ". They are standard class C's, but with the front cab-over bunk replaced with a fiberglass aero-dynamic cap.
Our Phoenix Cruiser is what I think is more representing of a B+. It is a scaled down class C. The height to the top of the a/c is 9'-10", and it's width is 7'-9". Lengths do vary by floorplan.
Our model 2350 is only 23'-8" in over-all length. That helps define it as a class B+. But Phoenix USA has models as long as 29'-8", which is right there with some of the bigger class C's.
C-minus?
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