Class B RV's

are built on a van chassis which makes the RV easier to drive and can reach the less accessible camping sites. Since class B RV's are built on a van chassis they are also known as a camper van or conversion van. Conversion vans are normally smaller and the least expensive motorized RV to maintain. A class B normally accommodates two to four travelers, requires no special storage, and fits in standard driveways. The term class B is applied to factory built units, where the term conversion van is regarding a unit that started out as a conventional van and was converted into a RV. Most class B RV's usually supply cooking facilities, a faucet, a sink, a refrigerator or an ice box, heating, a fresh water tank, a waste water tank, a self-contained toilet, convertible/folding beds, a LP propane gas supply, and 110 VAC and 12VDC electrical outlets. Some of the more popular manufactures are Airsteam, Custom Vehicles, Four winds International, Great West Vans, GTRV, Gulf Stream Coach, K&D Custom Coach, Krystal Enterprises, Leisure-Way, Roadtrek, Safari, Sportsmobile, and Turtle Top. A conversion van can cost up to $100,000. You can get these class B conversion van for cheaper if you purchase a used RV. We have a great selection at sun city RV to choose from. We sale consigned RV's to help save you money. Please feel free to view our inventory or come on in and speak our knowledgeable sales staff.

Class C RV's

are sometimes referred to as a mini-motorhome. This mini-motorhome provides convince of a larger motorhome in a scaled down version which makes it easy to drive and maneuver. This class C RV comes with a sleeping bunk above the cab, in addition to a bedroom in the rear of the unit. Like class A RV's, class C's provide a slide out to give you more living space. Class C units also provide cooking facilities, a refrigerator, faucets, sinks, a full array of appliances and entertainment features, heating, air conditioning, water tanks (fresh water, grey water, black water), a self-contained toilet, a LP propane gas supply, a separate 100-125 volt electrical system. A mini-motorhome can sleep up to ten people depending on the model and floor plan. Some of the more popular class C manufactures are Coach House, Coachmen, Fleetwood RV, Forest River RV, Four Winds International, Gulf Stream Coach, Holiday rambler, Host Industries, Itasca, Jayco, Lazy Daze, Monaco, Phoenix USA, Safari, Shasta, and Winnebago. The average price for a Class C motor home is around $20,000 to $70,000. Here at Sun City RV, we have a great selection and prices to choose from. We sale consigned RV's to help save you money. Please feel free to view our inventory or come on in and speak our knowledgeable sales staff.

Fifth-wheel trailers

are compared to larger travel trailers; the difference is the extension on the front of the box that extends over the tow vehicle. Naturally, a full size truck serves the towing vehicle with a fifth wheel hitch (also referred to as a gooseneck hitch) installed in the bed of the truck. The type of tow vehicle you need will depend on the type of fifth wheel you plan to buy. For the smaller trailers no longer than 23 feet long can safely be pulled by a half-ton truck. Now with the mid-sized trailers ranging from 23 to 30 feet does require a three-quarter ton or a one-ton truck to tow it. For the larger fifth wheels 30 feet and up you will need a truck with a diesel-powered engine. The preferred towing vehicle for fifth wheels over 9,000 pounds is a diesel-powered, dual-wheeled truck. Many fifth wheels provide a slide out to offer more living space, along with placing a bedroom (in most models) in the extension on the front of the fifth-wheel. Fifth-wheel trailers normally provide cooking facilities, faucets, sinks, a refrigerator, heating, air conditioning, a self-contained toilet, a shower, water tanks (fresh water, grey water, and black water), a LP propane gas supply, and a separate 100-125 volt electrical system. Most fifth-wheels can sleep up to six people depending on the model and floor plan. The most recent trend in fifth wheel trailers is known as a toy hauler or also called a toy box. This new trend includes include a large cargo area at the rear that is accessed via a tall tailgate that swings down to create a loading ramp. Toy haulers are great for many outdoor adventurers like having the capability to use the toy hauler as a base camp while being able to take the all-terrain vehicles, dirt bikes, watercraft, or snowmobiles out to play. The price range for a new toy hauler fifth wheel can range from $20,000 to $100,000 depending on the upgrades you add to it. Some of the more popular manufactures are Carriage, Coachmen, Dutchmen, Forest River, Gulf Stream, Holiday Rambler, Jayco, Keystone, Komfort, McKenzie, Newmar, Nu-wa, Northwood, and Tahoe. At Sun City RV we only sale consigned RV. Therefore we can get you a better price on what you want and need. Please feel free to view our inventory or come on in and speak our knowledgeable sales staff.

Travel trailers

sizes range from a small bedroom to equivalent to a class A RV, but without an engine or transmission attached. Travel trailers must be towed by vehicles that have equipped a load distributing hitch; this is to provide control of the sway from the trailer. However, most pickup trucks, SUVs, full size sedans, and vans can tow a travel trailer. Many travel trailers include a slide out to provide more living space. Travel trailers usually furnish cooking facilities, faucets, sinks, a refrigerator, heating, air conditioning, water tanks (fresh water, grey water, and black water), a self-contained toilet, a shower, a LP propane gas supply, and a separate 100-125 volt electrical system. The majority of travel trailers can sleep up to eight people depending on the model and floor plan.