blw2
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I don't know about yours, but I'm pretty sure mine is class 0. It has no class.....
I need to know the class number of my RV.
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Kirk
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Don't give up on us as not everyone here is unfriendly. But we do sometimes get locked into our own RV world.
Larry N.
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Hmmm... I wasn't aware of "unfriendly" posts in this thread, but there were LOTS of posts by folks who were confused by terminology that was completely unfamiliar, compounded by being similar to a different terminology with which we are familiar, and who were trying to get more information so they could supply an answer if possible. That certainly was my problem and, reading other posts, that of others as well.
Mr Lars
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Is it possible he is wanting to know the class number of the chassis?
Gary RV_Wizard
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I'm another who has never heard the term "class #" in reference to the model/floor plan designation as seen in NADA RV Guide and manufacturer brochures. Or any other context.
I briefly hunted through the NADA online RV Guide, looking for that term but did not find it. I did find places referring to the letter/numerical ID but it uses the term "Model Number".
I briefly hunted through the NADA online RV Guide, looking for that term but did not find it. I did find places referring to the letter/numerical ID but it uses the term "Model Number".
uchu
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I'm not sure why someone would be considered as unfriendly just for pointing out that there's not such (commonly accepted) thing as a motorhome "class number".
Gary RV_Wizard
Site Team
I'm just curious about where the term came from. Maybe it's one I ought to be familiar with, so I was hoping that RedsToy would enlighten me.
Gary RV_Wizard
Site Team
No worries, RedsToy. You just aroused a lot of curiosity. Something obviously led you to use that strange (to us) term and some of us are wondering where it came from.
MN Blue Skies
Site Team
Hi Reds. I'm the least techy person on this Forum. What I know for sure is that the experts here will go above and beyond to help you out. Have patience and work with them. Eventually everyone will get your question figured out.
whiteva
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My bride tells me I am "class 1966" and should not be repeated to anyone.
Mr Lars
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Class of 1980 here, better half is class of 1979.
