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FLOORPLANS We show the floorplans below - click for a bigger picture:
The Jayco Seneca has 4 really nice floorplan arrangements. They're all 4 interesting, but 2 in particular meet things many RoTi readers have told us they particularly want: The 36FS offers a bunk layout and the 36MS has a one and a half bathroom arrangement. Well thought out floorplans... 
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| Darren | Have 07 senaca 35 gs,had to put in a 4 in body lift in rear,added 50 gal fresh water tank,beefed up rec.hitch,programmer for the duramax,now its ready,to bad the people @ jayco are not consumer friendly! |
| Teery | I have a 2007 Seneca. Mainly happy with it but don't like the fact that the back end hits the drive when I back out. To be fair the drive has a big slope and it also happened with a Fleetwood I had. But mainly it's great. Like the floorplan VERY much and the handling is good. If I'd read this review before I bought it I would have gone for the one and a half bathroom arrangement. That really is cool you should feature it in the cool rvs section. |
| Boysie | An incedible site. Thanks. |
| Trisha | We have a 2007 Melbourne. Nice motorhome like the arrangement. A few problems but taken care of. Jayco is a good company and makes a really nice class C. |
| Ken and Penny Romford | Jayco class Cs are the way to go. We traded our class A for a 2009 Jayco Melbourne 29D class C and so far I think it's one of the best things we've done! 3 slides and I really think it has everything we've ever had before and we've had 3 A's and one B. Our last A was diesel (Fleetwood), it was really good but I think the Ford Triton gas engine in the Melbourne is remarkable. We've been up and down really steep climbs with no problems whatsoever. Recommend Jayco. |
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