$224,333
The rear King bedroom gives you a genuine retreat at the end of the day, while the drop-down bunk over the cab means you're not sacrificing sleeping space to get it. Up front, the booth dinette, farmhouse sink, and residential fridge make the living area feel more like a cabin than a coach, and the electric fireplace ties it together nicely. Jayco built the 34G on a Ford F53 chassis with a 7.3L V8 and 22.5" Michelin tires, so it rides noticeably smoother than most gas Class As its size. The televator, outdoor entertainment setup with JBL speakers, and 200W solar panel round out a rig that's clearly been thought through rather than just spec'd out.
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Class a motorhomes that share features with the Precept 34G, like washer dryer prep, bunk over cab and east west bed.
