Re: Considering a 98 u320 Reply #20 – November 26, 2020, 04:19:23 pm No problems with my 36 footer.We are able to access lots of state parks and love the coach. You get used to it, quickly Quote Selected
Re: Considering a 98 u320 Reply #21 – November 26, 2020, 04:30:02 pm I think you can get use to any length. Quote Selected
Re: Considering a 98 u320 Reply #22 – November 26, 2020, 08:04:42 pm We love our 36' and think it's a perfect balance of storage room, maneuverability and ability to get into many parks. Quote Selected
Re: Considering a 98 u320 Reply #23 – November 26, 2020, 08:07:29 pm A 36 ft gets you more room in the LR/Kitchen area and in the basement. Both are nice to have in a non-slide coach. A 1998 would be a good choice. Floorplans are hard to change, colors and decorating details con be changed.VMSpc can show you important information. Quote Selected
Re: Considering a 98 u320 Reply #24 – November 27, 2020, 08:42:50 pm QuoteMy only issue at the moment is the 36' length. I would prefer 34' for maybe a little better manoeuvrability, but I actually don't know if there is much difference.I am of a different opinion regarding 34 vs. 36. I find the 34 much more maneurverable. That two feet difference in wheel base makes a big difference to me. I would say one negative on the 34 is down below storage. The 34 has a narrow little joey bed vs the full size on the 36. I'd take either but I'm partial to the 34.jor Quote Selected
Re: Considering a 98 u320 Reply #25 – November 28, 2020, 11:36:26 am Quote from: jor – November 27, 2020, 08:42:50 pmI am of a different opinion regarding 34 vs. 36. I find the 34 much more maneurverable. That two feet difference in wheel base makes a big difference to me. I would say one negative on the 34 is down below storage. The 34 has a narrow little joey bed vs the full size on the 36. I'd take either but I'm partial to the 34.jor Thanks to everyone that has responded. I decided that a 34' is what I really want. I am not going to be full timing. If I was the 36'or even a 40' be my choice. To be honest a 32' would be enough room for traveling.The problem with 32' is the handling and towing capacity. So I decided to pass on this 36' that is for sale. It was a tough choice because I believe this was a good deal for this unit especially since it was within 2 hours from me. The good or maybe bad is I am really sold on the quality of FT. I am keeping Country Coach on the list also, but I put the FT first.Thanks again to everyone who has replied. This board is another reason I am sold on FT. Quote Selected
Re: Considering a 98 u320 Reply #26 – November 28, 2020, 01:25:50 pm fletch,In that case you should consider Eric's 34' coach 2002 34' U270 For Sale (Revised Listing)I know it is a long way from you but several of us went across country for a coach.Mike Quote Selected
Re: Considering a 98 u320 Reply #27 – November 28, 2020, 02:07:29 pm QuoteIn that case you should consider Eric's 34' coachYea, that's the thing about the 34s. There aren't that many around.jor Quote Selected
Re: Considering a 98 u320 Reply #28 – November 28, 2020, 03:28:16 pm Quote from: fletch – November 28, 2020, 11:36:26 am Thanks to everyone that has responded. I decided that a 34' is what I really want. I am not going to be full timing. The Foretravel FTX on the Oshkosh chassis is a good rig. I don't know how short they made them, but the quality is still there. Quote Selected
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