So $270K price is the best thing about this RV? I must be living in a simulation. Looking forward to the inevitable end of the everything bubble so I can scoop up these previously overpriced assets for a fraction of their original price. Great walk through though!
We bought a Renegade Valencia 35mb and I have been extremely happy with it, we don’t have as much basement storage, but we have larger tanks and the overall height is under 13’. The interior quality is so much better than the Jayco and at 235k, a better value in my opinion.
I saw the Renegades at the Oshkosh Airshow two years ago. I've had super C envy ever since.. But, we own a Jayco 242 pull behind trailer, which we love....
I have the sister RV, the Entegra Accolade 37TS. I absolutely love my RV; but, i did do some modifications. Things I didn’t like are: 1) lack of power ports in the cab - I’m a gadget guy, so I have the Garmin 890, Haloview MC7108, TST 507 TPMS, and Blue Ox Patriot Brake Control and multiple iPhones and iPads. Of course, Entegra put one 12 volt port and one USB port on the dash. My solution was to install a new power block under the dash and put two 12 volt power ports on each A-Pillar and put four USB ports mounted in the tiny ashtray face. Dislike 2) inaccurate tank monitoring system. My solution was to install the SeeLevel II three tank monitor system with just the tank monitors in the water bay and another panel with water pump switch in the bath wall next to the light switch. This also solved my third dislike, having to go the the main panel or go into my iPhone to turn the water pump on in the middle of the night; however, I thought I saw what I think might be a water pump switch in the toilet area of the bathroom on the RV you reviewed. Another modification which was not associated with a dislike was installing a safe behind the bedroom TV, it was a simple addition to secure our semi valuables when we’re away from the RV. I’m planning to install Soft Starts on both A/C units, which I already have in the box. Here’s what I really love about the 37TS, basement storage for days, I can store my two Lectric bikes, plenty of tools (my wife thinks I have enough to build a house), Blackstone Griddle, Weber Q1000 gas grill, and every thing else plus it tows my F150 pickup like a dream. Another great feature is, you can have a dance party in the living room with the opposing slides out. Lots to love in this Super C.
I have a Jayco 37TS and it is great. Easy to drive and has plenty of power to tow my Jeep. I agree with your tow bar selection because that is what we bought. I know people go for a traditional bar with a supplemental braking system, but they are less reliable, cumbersome and more failure prone. Anyway, good review of the TS. The main reason I like the TS is that the TV is directly across from our theater seating. The refrigerator is HUGE and the ease of getting in and of the cab seats is a MAJOR selling point. The best comment I got recently was a small boy who told me our motorhome was the best looking RV in the campground (large campground). I told him he could buy it. Later that day he was riding bikes with his family and and proudly told them that our camper was going to be his. You don't get a more honest opinion than that of a child. It is a beautiful camper.
Yes, I love the Jayce super C. The only thing I would want is a dishwasher. But the size of it and the storage areas are great! Thanks so much for sharing!
I looked at buying the Seneca several years ago. I owned a Jayco at the time and loved it but, when the salesman started lying to me about its capable, I walked away. He actually told me he had customers who say they got 21 mpg driving it. I looked at another one a couple years after that and noticed the quality I had liked in my Jayco wasn't there. I have always admired the weight capacity of their overhead bunks.
After a few years in the Terra as I get passed 65, I definitely want a Super C. I told Keith at InTech to start working on a Class C Tilt Forward design, Keith said we are constantly evolving Again, Another Great Video
Counter depth fridge is under 30 inches deep and you can take the doors off them to fit it out the door. If it is a standard depth fridge you may need to take the windshield out, they are about 36 inches deep with the doors on.
@@EndlessRVing Excellent!!! I’m so glad they’ll be making an appearance! What are their names? I’d love to direct my “hugs and pets” to them specifically rather than “the pups”. 🐾❤️🐾
I have been critical of Entegra and Seneca because of the marine plywood bays in front of the rear wheels. I now see why they did that…you gain that pass through storage! The rotocast bays prevent you from accessing that area. I hope we can afford a Renegade when we’re ready but we may need to settle for the Seneca. Another thought…couldn’t a person add slow close hardware? Finally, I’m 79” tall and Jayco offers 80” Kings..Renegade does not…at least under $400k.
This Jayco is nice! I love how weight of the bunks. It’s very nice. Love the shower. Jayco did well with this one. I love Super Cs. Thank you Izzy and MJ!
Great tour, very detailed. We loved the look of the Jayco’s and can appreciate the safety factor of the Super C’s. The over the cab bunk is missing a kid restraint, I believe our grandkids would tumble right off that bad boy, LOL. You can tell where they cut costs, but for the price it’s not bad.
Me and my wife purchased a 37M from great American RV a year ago,(not so great)we have enjoyed it except for the issues with the entrance door to the coach when traveling the door rattles and flexes about 3” at the top of the door. Door has been replaced problem still exists,they installed a magnetic at the top of the door it helped but didn’t completely solve the problem. Luv the channel.
Really nice video - I think we have come down to the Seneca or the Accolade 37K - We love the TV and fireplace placement of the K's - Thank you guys!!! Hopefully quality control will be better by 2024 - Hate seeing the loose plugs and lights that didn't work - I think she should have blown the air horn too lol
I have had the same Maytag frig for 25 years. When it finally broke, I didn't buy a new one because I love my frig. So, they put all the new guts (wires) in it and it runs like new again so, there ia always a way, lol.
I started looking at Jayco's. Then I found Renegades and Newmar! Jayco's quality is nowhere near the competition, hence the price point. I have talked with several dealerships about Jayco. Even the dealers say they are like a boomerang they are back within months to get something fixed and then they end up there for months. What type of statement is said when you drive by a Jayco dealer and see 6 or more lined up in the maintenance yard. Other than that I do like the layout of the TS.
"but 72 is fine"....... at 11:43 you do say that 72is fine. I'm a little worried that they chose the wrong place to cut a price point. Water is so critical, especially now a days. I would REALLY like to know if there's an option to upgrade to a 150 gallon tank. But my tiny pestering aside, great video as always. Pease keep 'em coming!
We are British and we have a van conversion made by a European company which is only to travel,sleep and have basic comforts available to us from. We meander through Europe and take in the sights by cycling and walking and we meet and do our best to chat to the locals. This motorhome offers a completely different form of holidaying which maybe we’ve not been used to. Is this mass of luxury essential to how the people in America do their camping holidaying or is it purely for glamorous campers? It is a very well put together assessment of this truck. Thank you. Pip
Hoping you can spend time on the chassis driver safety features in future reviews. We spend many risky hours behind the wheel so we need that info in detail. The coach features are all similar and mostly easy to upgrade but what about the infotainment, nav, or systems monitoring, and if missing adaptive cruise control , or precrash warnings with self braking, etc., makes it a non starter. Could skip opening of empty cabinets and drawers, features that haven't changed in 30+ years. Thanks for the vid.
Good information, great presentation, but there seem to be a couple things that are overlooked by pretty much all rv reviews. How much room is there in Super C’s with the slides in? Are there any Super C’s w/o slides? Dinettes, can you sit in it if you are more than 150 lbs.? All the drawers are storage is great, but comfort, both while traveling and stopped is also very important. Lastly, touching on the different RV’s a little different point of view. I’m not looking something full time or even extra long stays. Three day weekends, week, two weeks?? How might some types excel or fail in your opinion, or what to look for or avoid. Hope this kinda makes sense. Would love your thoughts. Thank you. Enjoy safe and wonderful travels!!
Hi!!! Just started looking at the super C’s. I’m not totally stoked about them. I have a 91 Winnebago Warrior that we renovated and I’ve been in at a Jellystone since May! I love it but definitely going to upgrading and looking at the class A’s.
That is not something we like to do at dealerships. We give an overview and if someone is interested they can go to a dealer and get a better look. Thanks for watching
The first Seneca I seen was one that Greg Louganis had back in 2010. They were just being produced. I think he got one of the first ones. Greg is a good guy. He loved competing with his Jack Russel Terriers in Agility.
Beautiful coach but those tank sizes would be a no-go for me. I'm assuming the target buyer for this unit would mostly be at RV parks where tank sizes are not an issue.
Those are built on Medium Duty Class 5 & 6 commercial chassis.They are commonly powered by no bigger engines and transmision combos as available in 2500 P/U's. So keep in mind, cheaper-means-weaker as it applies to tow ratings being very optimistic indeed on these lighter duty Super C's.
Great review but IMHO choose the Renegade Valencia on the same S2RV chassis. We have a 2022 Renegade Valencia 35 MB which is shorter than the Jayco/Integra and we love it. I don’t have a pass through basement but I have 150 gallons of fresh water and 75 gallons each for black and grey tanks
We understand that this rig was set up at a dealer's indoor showroom, and it wasn't practical to open and close things, but I'd like to see how the unit works with the slides closed. I expect to travel from the Pacific Northwest to Florida and back every year, so will be spending a lot of time on the road. One of my criteria for choosing an RV is that you need to access the bathroom, kitchen and actually use the main bed with the slides closed.
Love the video, you two have done job waking us through is Super “C”. I think this would be a great RV for you all, plenty of room for Jason. MJ, when are going to show off some of them inspection skills….lol….Captain Izzy, you didn’t open the hood….I’ll show myself to the basement….lol…great video.
Great review and I do like this RV but definitely leaning towards a Class A. I really like the quality of the Winnebago Adventure so if you two come across one, would love to hear your thoughts. Thanks for another great review.
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My BIL bought a brand new 2019 Jayco from the dealership in the Des Monies area, it was a disaster, the sink fell out of the counter going down the road! One of the slides was not mounted squarely in the frame work so the seals never sealed correctly, when the slide box was squared up to seal it would bind up and the slide gear didn’t line up! The cabinets came loose from the walls! Get the picture! He returned it to the dealership for repair, absolutely disappointed with their half a$$ attempt to make repairs, as a retired cabinet maker craftsman he took it back and fixed all the interior issues himself, extremely disappointed with the original craftsmanship and the poor at best attempt to make repairs, he sold the motorhome and purchased a used 2018 Holiday Rambler Endeavor! He is so glad to be rid of the motorhome I doubt if Jayco offered a brand new one he would not accept it! FYI.
You’re talking about pets shedding, that’s why we don’t have any, besides my wife and I at our ages we shed plenty of hair.😀😀. For the price point, nice interior & exterior this one gets a ten out of ten, so does your videos, have a great day today and every day, keep’m coming
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Seneca and Seneca Prestige are among my favorites but still out of my price range. If I can, I am leaning heavily toward the Newmar Bay Star but, if prices continue to climb, I just might be forgetting the whole darn thing. Sad to see the way things are. I am quite germ-a-phobic so "used" is out of the question. Thank you for your WONDERFUL review here. I'll just go sit in my corner in the fetal position and have a good depressing cry... 🤪🤪🤣🤣😂😂
I'm sorry but I will have to pass on the Jayco Super C I'n sure if you are shopping just price and not value this would be a winner for someone like that.
How can ppl afford this? It’s like taking out a second mortgage. My house costs less than that. I can’t imagine having a second thousand + payment a month on addition to house. What am I doing wrong in life? 😂
The worst diesel and DEF fill location design ever. Anyone who has used a truck stop fuel location would know, the diesel is always filled first, then the pump will switch to DEF. In the case of this Jayco, that would mean backing up to fill the DEF tank. If you are flat towing or another truck has pulled in close behind you, backing up is not an option. I know you could fill the DEF first, but that means starting the pump 2 times (which could mean running inside 2 times). If Jayco had put the 2 fill areas next to each other, then it would eliminate the problem.
This one is my wife’s favorite over a 5th wheel. She doesn’t like the idea of the class a “big windshield” in front of her. I’m becoming more partial to the class A gas, like the Tiffin or Newmar. No clue which way will go might depend on why is available.
Great review...but disappointed in Jayco. This Super "C" seems cheaply built and jammed together. Why do you buy a Super to have the living space entry door RIGHT BEHIND the passenger cab seat? If I buy a Super "C" it will show the imagination of having a mid entry door. Why use propane just for heat an with a price tag of 300K sorry Jayco but this just looks like a poorly thought out, cheaply built Renegade knock off.
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So $270K price is the best thing about this RV? I must be living in a simulation. Looking forward to the inevitable end of the everything bubble so I can scoop up these previously overpriced assets for a fraction of their original price. Great walk through though!
We bought a Renegade Valencia 35mb and I have been extremely happy with it, we don’t have as much basement storage, but we have larger tanks and the overall height is under 13’. The interior quality is so much better than the Jayco and at 235k, a better value in my opinion.
I would go renegade as well
We did too. Picking up our Valencia in June. Can’t wait!!
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I saw the Renegades at the Oshkosh Airshow two years ago. I've had super C envy ever since.. But, we own a Jayco 242 pull behind trailer, which we love....
I have the sister RV, the Entegra Accolade 37TS. I absolutely love my RV; but, i did do some modifications. Things I didn’t like are: 1) lack of power ports in the cab - I’m a gadget guy, so I have the Garmin 890, Haloview MC7108, TST 507 TPMS, and Blue Ox Patriot Brake Control and multiple iPhones and iPads. Of course, Entegra put one 12 volt port and one USB port on the dash. My solution was to install a new power block under the dash and put two 12 volt power ports on each A-Pillar and put four USB ports mounted in the tiny ashtray face. Dislike 2) inaccurate tank monitoring system. My solution was to install the SeeLevel II three tank monitor system with just the tank monitors in the water bay and another panel with water pump switch in the bath wall next to the light switch. This also solved my third dislike, having to go the the main panel or go into my iPhone to turn the water pump on in the middle of the night; however, I thought I saw what I think might be a water pump switch in the toilet area of the bathroom on the RV you reviewed. Another modification which was not associated with a dislike was installing a safe behind the bedroom TV, it was a simple addition to secure our semi valuables when we’re away from the RV. I’m planning to install Soft Starts on both A/C units, which I already have in the box. Here’s what I really love about the 37TS, basement storage for days, I can store my two Lectric bikes, plenty of tools (my wife thinks I have enough to build a house), Blackstone Griddle, Weber Q1000 gas grill, and every thing else plus it tows my F150 pickup like a dream. Another great feature is, you can have a dance party in the living room with the opposing slides out. Lots to love in this Super C.
I have a Jayco 37TS and it is great. Easy to drive and has plenty of power to tow my Jeep. I agree with your tow bar selection because that is what we bought. I know people go for a traditional bar with a supplemental braking system, but they are less reliable, cumbersome and more failure prone. Anyway, good review of the TS. The main reason I like the TS is that the TV is directly across from our theater seating. The refrigerator is HUGE and the ease of getting in and of the cab seats is a MAJOR selling point. The best comment I got recently was a small boy who told me our motorhome was the best looking RV in the campground (large campground). I told him he could buy it. Later that day he was riding bikes with his family and and proudly told them that our camper was going to be his. You don't get a more honest opinion than that of a child. It is a beautiful camper.
Yes, I love the Jayce super C. The only thing I would want is a dishwasher. But the size of it and the storage areas are great! Thanks so much for sharing!
How long is it?
Much better editing, love the chapters and far less gibberish. was inside like with slides IN ?
I looked at buying the Seneca several years ago. I owned a Jayco at the time and loved it but, when the salesman started lying to me about its capable, I walked away. He actually told me he had customers who say they got 21 mpg driving it. I looked at another one a couple years after that and noticed the quality I had liked in my Jayco wasn't there. I have always admired the weight capacity of their overhead bunks.
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We love watching you guys! Pulled this old video as we are preparing to purchase an rv soon and we appreciated your review. Really good info
Thanks so much. Good luck to you!
Oh I love this!!! My husband has wanted a super c and I have really been fighting it…. I totally could see myself in this one! Thanks for the review!
It will be nice to see class c overland 4×4.
We have the Entegra Accolade 37K XL and we love it. Sister to Jayco Prestige. We opted for the bath and a half. So happy we did.
Tell me more.... how long was your break in list ???
Great video, MJ and Izzy! A very nice Super C with surprising storage and features for the money.
Thanks Wes!
Extremely glad you do these reviews. You seem to really nail it.. thanks 👍👍👍
You didn’t mention the wing wall issue. I bought a 2022 Prestige and basically love it but have found dealership support nonexistent.
You're right MJ, as a super c, this one definitely is in smaller case format.
As usual, another excellent video. I think I prefer the build quality of Renegade but this looks nice.
After a few years in the Terra as I get passed 65, I definitely want a Super C. I told Keith at InTech to start working on a Class C Tilt Forward design, Keith said we are constantly evolving
Again, Another Great Video
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Counter depth fridge is under 30 inches deep and you can take the doors off them to fit it out the door. If it is a standard depth fridge you may need to take the windshield out, they are about 36 inches deep with the doors on.
You both do a great job showing these RV’s. For the price, this is damn good! Hugs and pets to the pups!🐾❤️🐾
Thanks Lori! You’ll see the pups for a few in Saturdays video. :)
@@EndlessRVing Excellent!!! I’m so glad they’ll be making an appearance! What are their names? I’d love to direct my “hugs and pets” to them specifically rather than “the pups”. 🐾❤️🐾
@@loriw2661 Sierra and Bowser. ❤️
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I have been critical of Entegra and Seneca because of the marine plywood bays in front of the rear wheels. I now see why they did that…you gain that pass through storage! The rotocast bays prevent you from accessing that area. I hope we can afford a Renegade when we’re ready but we may need to settle for the Seneca. Another thought…couldn’t a person add slow close hardware? Finally, I’m 79” tall and Jayco offers 80” Kings..Renegade does not…at least under $400k.
You guys are great together, and we love your videos!
Thank you
This Jayco is nice! I love how weight of the bunks. It’s very nice. Love the shower. Jayco did well with this one. I love Super Cs. Thank you Izzy and MJ!
Thanks so much!
Great tour, very detailed. We loved the look of the Jayco’s and can appreciate the safety factor of the Super C’s. The over the cab bunk is missing a kid restraint, I believe our grandkids would tumble right off that bad boy, LOL. You can tell where they cut costs, but for the price it’s not bad.
Lol! We hear ya. Thanks Tom.
I would have liked the dinette under the tv and the other sofa on the same wall as other seating.
Like the Jayco. Very nice, detailed presentation.
Very nice but still a Renegade fan !!🥰🥰Safe Travels guy's 💙
Thanks, us too!
Cracked me up when Izzy said, "you can shoot poop anywhere with the macerator." 🤣
Love the super C we have an A. I think I would feel safer in a C.
i was gonna subscribe today but then you didnt blow the airhorn! :)
Me and my wife purchased a 37M from great American RV a year ago,(not so great)we have enjoyed it except for the issues with the entrance door to the coach when traveling the door rattles and flexes about 3” at the top of the door.
Door has been replaced problem still exists,they installed a magnetic at the top of the door it helped but didn’t completely solve the problem.
Luv the channel.
You guys do a great job keep it up!! Love Super c's and hope to get one but my Greyhawk is fine for now.
Thanks for another great review! I love the color
Nice but graund clearance want more graund clearance
I have this exact motorhome and I love it
Really nice video - I think we have come down to the Seneca or the Accolade 37K - We love the TV and fireplace placement of the K's - Thank you guys!!! Hopefully quality control will be better by 2024 - Hate seeing the loose plugs and lights that didn't work - I think she should have blown the air horn too lol
The refrigerator fits through the man door on the motorhome you do not have to remove windows
I have had the same Maytag frig for 25 years. When it finally broke, I didn't buy a new one because I love my frig. So, they put all the new guts (wires) in it and it runs like new again so, there ia always a way, lol.
Very cool. We’re waiting for our Jayco Seneca Prestige 37M to leave the factory, hopefully this week or next!
Good luck!
I started looking at Jayco's. Then I found Renegades and Newmar! Jayco's quality is nowhere near the competition, hence the price point. I have talked with several dealerships about Jayco. Even the dealers say they are like a boomerang they are back within months to get something fixed and then they end up there for months. What type of statement is said when you drive by a Jayco dealer and see 6 or more lined up in the maintenance yard. Other than that I do like the layout of the TS.
I would agree with you in the quality, price is their selling point
The starting price is as much as my home is lol. I don't think I'll be trading my home in for this RV.
It would be instructive to see a walk-through with the slides closed. Can you get to the bathroom without opening the slides?
We can’t close slides when at a dealership.
I actually liked this one. Big enough for two people who have friends or family who occasionally travel with them.
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"but 72 is fine"....... at 11:43 you do say that 72is fine. I'm a little worried that they chose the wrong place to cut a price point. Water is so critical, especially now a days. I would REALLY like to know if there's an option to upgrade to a 150 gallon tank. But my tiny pestering aside, great video as always. Pease keep 'em coming!
We are British and we have a van conversion made by a European company which is only to travel,sleep and have basic comforts available to us from. We meander through Europe and take in the sights by cycling and walking and we meet and do our best to chat to the locals. This motorhome offers a completely different form of holidaying which maybe we’ve not been used to. Is this mass of luxury essential to how the people in America do their camping holidaying or is it purely for glamorous campers? It is a very well put together assessment of this truck. Thank you. Pip
Everything in America is bigger 😉
Hoping you can spend time on the chassis driver safety features in future reviews. We spend many risky hours behind the wheel so we need that info in detail. The coach features are all similar and mostly easy to upgrade but what about the infotainment, nav, or systems monitoring, and if missing adaptive cruise control , or precrash warnings with self braking, etc., makes it a non starter. Could skip opening of empty cabinets and drawers, features that haven't changed in 30+ years. Thanks for the vid.
That one i want
Santa Claus is going to get for me
Amazing that there is the amount of disposable income people have to buy these
Good information, great presentation, but there seem to be a couple things that are overlooked by pretty much all rv reviews.
How much room is there in Super C’s with the slides in? Are there any
Super C’s w/o slides? Dinettes, can you sit in it if you are more than 150 lbs.? All the drawers are storage is great, but comfort, both while traveling and stopped is also very important. Lastly, touching on the different RV’s a little different point of view. I’m not looking something full time or even extra long stays. Three day weekends, week, two weeks?? How might some types excel or fail in your opinion, or what to look for or avoid. Hope this kinda makes sense. Would love your thoughts.
Thank you. Enjoy safe and wonderful travels!!
Hi!!! Just started looking at the super C’s. I’m not totally stoked about them. I have a 91 Winnebago Warrior that we renovated and I’ve been in at a Jellystone since May! I love it but definitely going to upgrading and looking at the class A’s.
Super C’s are great
Would have been nice to see the inside with the slides in - important consideration for motor home buyers.
That is not something we like to do at dealerships. We give an overview and if someone is interested they can go to a dealer and get a better look. Thanks for watching
The first Seneca I seen was one that Greg Louganis had back in 2010. They were just being produced. I think he got one of the first ones. Greg is a good guy. He loved competing with his Jack Russel Terriers in Agility.
I don't like that this model only has a 40 gal grey tank capacity. The other Senaca's have larger grey tanks. The Entegra capacities are even larger.
Beautiful coach but those tank sizes would be a no-go for me. I'm assuming the target buyer for this unit would mostly be at RV parks where tank sizes are not an issue.
Those are built on Medium Duty Class 5 & 6 commercial chassis.They are commonly powered by no bigger engines and transmision combos as available in 2500 P/U's. So keep in mind, cheaper-means-weaker as it applies to tow ratings being very optimistic indeed on these lighter duty Super C's.
Thank you.
Great review but IMHO choose the Renegade Valencia on the same S2RV chassis. We have a 2022 Renegade Valencia 35 MB which is shorter than the Jayco/Integra and we love it. I don’t have a pass through basement but I have 150 gallons of fresh water and 75 gallons each for black and grey tanks
Santa Claus said absolutely
We understand that this rig was set up at a dealer's indoor showroom, and it wasn't practical to open and close things, but I'd like to see how the unit works with the slides closed. I expect to travel from the Pacific Northwest to Florida and back every year, so will be spending a lot of time on the road. One of my criteria for choosing an RV is that you need to access the bathroom, kitchen and actually use the main bed with the slides closed.
Very nice. Great job.
Thank you!
Love the video, you two have done job waking us through is Super “C”. I think this would be a great RV for you all, plenty of room for Jason. MJ, when are going to show off some of them inspection skills….lol….Captain Izzy, you didn’t open the hood….I’ll show myself to the basement….lol…great video.
Hahaha!! No you can stay upstairs lol
it's weird, i see class A's, 5th wheels, class B's, and vans on the road all the time, but i never see any Class C's.
IWS is the way to go
IWS is a dealer not an RV manufacturer
Great review and I do like this RV but definitely leaning towards a Class A. I really like the quality of the Winnebago Adventure so if you two come across one, would love to hear your thoughts. Thanks for another great review.
Thanks Jeffrey!
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And keys
The 37TS floorplan is being deleted starting MY23
My BIL bought a brand new 2019 Jayco from the dealership in the Des Monies area, it was a disaster, the sink fell out of the counter going down the road! One of the slides was not mounted squarely in the frame work so the seals never sealed correctly, when the slide box was squared up to seal it would bind up and the slide gear didn’t line up! The cabinets came loose from the walls! Get the picture!
He returned it to the dealership for repair, absolutely disappointed with their half a$$ attempt to make repairs, as a retired cabinet maker craftsman he took it back and fixed all the interior issues himself, extremely disappointed with the original craftsmanship and the poor at best attempt to make repairs, he sold the motorhome and purchased a used 2018 Holiday Rambler Endeavor! He is so glad to be rid of the motorhome I doubt if Jayco offered a brand new one he would not accept it! FYI.
Santa Claus give two me i like jayco motorhome campers
Do that got long miles on that motorhome camping
Was there a power vent in the bathroom?
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You’re talking about pets shedding, that’s why we don’t have any, besides my wife and I at our ages we shed plenty of hair.😀😀. For the price point, nice interior & exterior this one gets a ten out of ten, so does your videos, have a great day today and every day, keep’m coming
LOL Thanks so much James. We always appreciate your kind words. :)
@@EndlessRVing you’re welcome. We don’t watch very one of your videos, but we enjoy what the two of you do. We’re not the type of people who criticize other people, like the fingerprint people🙂
Very nice but is not a four season
Love your videos,but if I could afford a Super C. My personal favorite would be Renegade Ikon. I also would need a super c with a tandem axle.
We’re right there with ya. Lol
Seneca and Seneca Prestige are among my favorites but still out of my price range. If I can, I am leaning heavily toward the Newmar Bay Star but, if prices continue to climb, I just might be forgetting the whole darn thing. Sad to see the way things are. I am quite germ-a-phobic so "used" is out of the question. Thank you for your WONDERFUL review here. I'll just go sit in my corner in the fetal position and have a good depressing cry... 🤪🤪🤣🤣😂😂
LOL Thank you Raymond. Things will get better eventually. Hang in there!
No mem the mothorhome is Dinamax fores River, I was working on boths jaico an fores ri ver Fores River is the BEST
I'm sorry but I will have to pass on the Jayco Super C I'n sure if you are shopping just price and not value this would be a winner for someone like that.
Wing wall issue? Door rattle?
Do them got a stove in the motorhome camper
Most are convection microwaves
How can ppl afford this? It’s like taking out a second mortgage. My house costs less than that. I can’t imagine having a second thousand + payment a month on addition to house. What am I doing wrong in life? 😂
Nice job
Thanks Steve! :)
What does it cost to own a super c per year ? Not including purchase price ?
Diesels will cost to thousands a year to operate and maintain
Interested
Is there central vacuum?
The worst diesel and DEF fill location design ever. Anyone who has used a truck stop fuel location would know, the diesel is always filled first, then the pump will switch to DEF. In the case of this Jayco, that would mean backing up to fill the DEF tank. If you are flat towing or another truck has pulled in close behind you, backing up is not an option. I know you could fill the DEF first, but that means starting the pump 2 times (which could mean running inside 2 times). If Jayco had put the 2 fill areas next to each other, then it would eliminate the problem.
Renegade compared to Jayco , jayco is like a Hyundai and renegade is a Cadillac !
Have to say I don't like the space by the fridge and for what you get seems overpriced compared to other makers.
Will you give me that motorhome camper and keys
i do you want me motorhome camper a jayco
Not for me. Like the price, but it just something about it that I don't want it
This one is my wife’s favorite over a 5th wheel. She doesn’t like the idea of the class a “big windshield” in front of her. I’m becoming more partial to the class A gas, like the Tiffin or Newmar. No clue which way will go might depend on why is available.
Great review...but disappointed in Jayco. This Super "C" seems cheaply built and jammed together. Why do you buy a Super to have the living space entry door RIGHT BEHIND the passenger cab seat? If I buy a Super "C" it will show the imagination of having a mid entry door. Why use propane just for heat an with a price tag of 300K sorry Jayco but this just looks like a poorly thought out, cheaply built Renegade knock off.
Something else us average blue collar people cannot afford :(