| MOTOR HOMES |
| Motor vehicles with living quarters attached permanently to a motor vehicle chassis or van. |
| The vehicle must contain ALL of the following permanently installed facilities: (acceptability criteria) |
- cooking
- refrigeration
- self contained heating and/or air conditioning
- drinkable water supply system
- bathroom facilities (built-in and plumbed)
- 110 - 125 volt electric power system (including solar powered systems)
- LP-gas (propane) system
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| Conventional (Class A) |
| Built on a truck chassis with single home cab and living compartment built by an RV manufacturer. |
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| Mini Motor Home (Class C) |
| Built on a van or pickup chassis with original cab typically remaining visible. |
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| Camper Van (Class B) |
| Van type vehicle with all Motor Home facilities. The original body shell typically remains visible. This category DOES NOT include CONVERSION VANS because they do not meet the acceptability criteria. |
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| Professional Bus Conversion |
| Motor Home facilities built into a bus shell by a professional converter such as Prevost Marathon, Country Coach etc. |
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| Non-Professional Bus Conversion |
| Motor Home facilities built into a bus shell by someone other than an RV manufacturer. |
| *Please note that School Bus conversions (professional or non-professional) are unacceptable. |
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TRAVEL TRAILERS |
| Travel Trailer & Campers are non-motorized, portable units designed by the manufacturer to provide temporary living quarters for recreational or camping use and do not require special highway permits when towed. |
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| Conventional Travel Trailer |
| 12-35 ft wheeled vehicle, generally towed by non-commercial truck. |
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| Fifth-wheel Trailer: 5th Wheel |
Similar to conventional, constructed with raised forward section, towed with fifth-wheel hitch mounted on pickup truck bed.
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| Trailer with Living & Utility Quarters |
| Travel Trailers and Fifth Wheels with a living quarter and special utility compartment in the back which is used to transport Horses or ATVs, etc. |
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| Pop-up Camper: Pop-up/Folding |
| Less than 12 ft wheeled vehicle with collapsible sidewalls designed for towing with an auto |
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| Mounted Camper |
| Roof, floor and sides designed to be loaded onto or unloaded from pickup truck bed. |
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| Have more questions? Call or Contact Manor Insurance Today! 1- 562-862-8669 |
| Reprinted with permission: Insurance Information Institute http://www.iii.org |
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