Owners describe the 220QB as "not too big, not too small," and it's easy to see why. This Class C manages to fit a full bath, U-dinette, and notably generous rear trunk storage into a size that stays manageable on the road. The laminated aluminum sidewalls and crowned TPO roof reflect real construction effort, and interior touches like quartz thermofoil countertops, roller bearing drawer glides, and glass insert doors in select areas give the cabin a more finished feel than you'd expect at this price point. Available on either a Ford or Chevy chassis, it comes standard with cruise control, power windows and locks, a 7,500 lb tow hitch with 7-way plug, and a power awning with vinyl weather guard. The kind of feature list that usually requires an options sheet to build out. Stack on optional hydraulic leveling jacks, a heat pump, or dual pane windows and you've got a genuinely capable rig for extended travel.
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