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No, I'm not looking to tow the young kids, but now that I think
about it...

I'm looking at both travel trailers and Super C motorhomes. I have
a 20 month old and a 4 year old, so I'd like to be able to put them
in a separate sleeping area. I don't want to use a fold out couch
or something in the living area. That way I can put them to bed
and we can stay up and play games, read, etc. in the living area.

I also tow my 69 Road Runner to some shows on an open trailer using
my 06 Dodge Ram Mega Cab 2500 CTD. If I get a motorhome, I'd like
to be able to use it to tow the Road Runner.

If I don't get a motorhome, I might get a travel trailer, but

another question for another forum.

The trailer and Road Runner combine to be around 5500 pounds.

Who has the best floorplan for keeping the kiddies in a separate
sleeping area while still being able to tow? Normally I'm a fan of
overkill when it comes to towing, but with motorhomes, overkill
gets VERY expensive.

Are the Gulfstream Supernova/Eduras bunk models really that much
better than the Gulfstream

Other than stickers, is there any difference between the
Ultra/Independence/Yellowstone/Conquest?

I'm also looking at the Jayco Seneca HD bunkhouse, of course.

Thanks!

Brad

I just picked up a 08 Yellowstone 6316. I plan on towing a 28'
enclosed trailer with a 3000lb Nova in it total weight about

One of the reasons I chose this floorplan was with 1 slide and a
relativly short floorplan it left some room for towing and not
exceeding the GVWR or the GCWR although I will be close fully

Too bad I got the last one they discontinued this floor plan late
last year. I like you am a big fan of overkill when towing but
like you said that gets pricy quick when talking motorhomes. I would
look at the weights of the various models the ones on longer floorplans
with multiple slides seem to be the ones guys are complaining
about being overloaded easily. The stickers/colors are the only
difference in the Gulfstream models. I originally wanted an Ultra and was
going to order but because they axed the 6316 I had to take the last one
they had at the factory which was a Yellowstone. As far as the
kids go if you didn't mind sleeping in the bunk or pull out, most of
the

Well, the rear bedroom is where I'd like for us to sleep and put
the kiddies in the bunks (assuming I can install something to prevent
my 4 year old son from rolling out of the top bunk).

I just can't see paying all this money for a motorhome and not
being able to sleep in the best bed.

I guess if we brought the out-laws with us, we'd have to give up
the rear bedroom. My mother-in-law wouldn't be able to climb up into
any upper bed.

Can anyone tell me if the Supernova/Endura are really much nicer
than Gulfstream's "regular" Super Cs?

Brad

I just picked up a 08 Yellowstone 6316. I plan on towing a 28'
enclosed trailer with a 3000lb Nova in it total weight about
8500lbs.
One of the reasons I chose this floorplan was with 1 slide and a
relativly short floorplan it left some room for towing and not
exceeding the GVWR or the GCWR although I will be close fully
loaded.
Too bad I got the last one they discontinued this floor plan late
last year. I like you am a big fan of overkill when towing but
like
you said that gets pricy quick when talking motorhomes. I would
look
at the weights of the various models the ones on longer
floorplans with multiple slides seem to be the ones guys are complaining
about
being overloaded easily. The stickers/colors are the only
difference
in the Gulfstream models. I originally wanted an Ultra and was
going
to order but because they axed the 6316 I had to take the last
one they had at the factory which was a Yellowstone. As far as the
kids
go if you didn't mind sleeping in the bunk or pull out, most of
the
rear bedrooms are able to be separated from the main living

you could simply stick them in the back bedroom close the
door/curtain and have the rest of the coach to yourselves.

Craig