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Originally Posted by orspine
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Question: As I look at the 19g's, the older versions had a fiberglass dome on the front sleeping area that had lots of headspace. The newer models have a flatter top and less headroom. With class C's we did not like the limited headroom in the above the cab sleeping area. Anyone know of a reason why Thor stopped making the dome front?
It is because the more aerodynamic newer models meant better mileage? Or problems leaking?
Any thoughts on the differences between the older and newer model?
Thanks and happy traveling!
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I don’t know, but since most of these were built for Cruise America, I expect the change was made to lower cost and also to make the overhead bed area larger.
I doubt the newer models with squared-off front caps are more aerodynamic; and even if they were, it’s not enough to matter. Plus I doubt Cruise America would care much about fuel economy on rental units.
The 19Gs I’ve been inside were very nice, and a great size at 20 feet so they could be parked just about anywhere. For us they lacked outside storage space otherwise I would have rented one previously. Instead we rented larger CA motorhomes.