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Bullrider24

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Posted: 12/08/07 08:25am Link  |  Quote  |  Print  |  Notify Moderator

Thanks Goin Racin - good tips for sure. There are a few shows coming up in my area after 1/1 and we tend on looking for some awesome deals. I also saw Jayco makes a SuperC on the checy chassis - I guess I need to get out there and start kicking tired~

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Bullrider24 wrote:

Thanks Goin Racin - good tips for sure. There are a few shows coming up in my area after 1/1 and we tend on looking for some awesome deals. I also saw Jayco makes a SuperC on the checy chassis - I guess I need to get out there and start kicking tired~

Joe
If you are settled on a Super C, then also include Big Foot, Four Winds Chateau, and Born Free 31' & 32'. There may be others.


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I don't have anything to add that would be helpful, but I wanted to mention that reading your post brought back a lot of fond memories. I used to race a Quarter Midget, when I was a kid. We were a lot less prepared than it appears you are going to be, but it was loads of fun.


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MS Bowhunter

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If you dont want to creep up hills and will be towing most of the time. Purchase a Class 8 conversion that is made to tow all the time. Look at Haulmark, Showhauler, Renegade etc. With these units you dont have to worry bout being over weight in any department.

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Conquest is now offering the class 6 International chassis on their Super C. I have been very happy with my SuperNova. The engine/transmission combination is great and it has a GCWR of 33,000# with a 10,000# hitch. That should be more than enough for towing your trailer and equipment. It has a frame mounted 6.0 Onan generator which is adequate power for the coach and some extra equipment.


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