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rvten

Crossville,TN

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Posted: 08/21/10 03:58pm

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Must be some who drive down hill or have a lot of tail wind to get double digit MPG all the time.
My best MPG is in the flat lands. Not Much of that here.
My average MPG has been 8-10 depending where we travel.

Tom & Bonnie
Crossville, TN.
Aspect 29H 2008 Type C
Ford Flex SEL 2010
There is no B+

Dakzuki

Carnation, Wa, USA

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Posted: 08/21/10 04:13pm

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RVforum45 wrote:

I have decided to buy a B+ RV, as I am single with pets. I do plan to travel places and live in my RV for a week or so at a time. I love the Phoenix Cruiser 2011 and the Gulfstream BT Cruiser 5210. A good size for me, not to mention good gas milege...
Now I have found a 25 foot B+ RV online with the double bed in the rear and love the floorplan! My question is should I go with my practical side and wait til I find a 21 footer to save gas (and insurance costs,I am sure) or buy the larger one which will cost more all around, just for the permanant bedroom???
I am sure the smaller RV would handle better on the road in windy conditions as well...
Any imput is appreciated before I make this big decision!
Thanks!
Jan

What make/model is this 25 footer?

2011 Itasca Navion 24J
95 Chinook Premier

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