About Super C Forum
Super C Forum went up in November 2025 for people who drive a motorhome built on a medium duty truck and keep getting answers meant for a gas Class C or a 45 foot diesel pusher.
Super C here means a Class C style coach on a heavy chassis: the Freightliner M2 106, the Ford F-550 and F-600, and the odd International. Jayco Seneca, Entegra Accolade, Thor Magnitude, Dynamax Isata 5, DX3 and Europa, Renegade Verona and Ikon, Nexus Ghost. If yours has a cab over bunk and a diesel under a real truck hood, you are in the right place.
The forum is member-run. It is looked after by Bev T., who posts as mod_bev_t. Bev drove a propane route around Kootenai County for nineteen years, which means she has opinions about air brakes, winter fuel and people who back up without a spotter. She and her husband run a 2017 Isata 5 on the F-550 and spend February somewhere warmer than Idaho. She answers the mailbox herself, slower in the summer.
Who pays for it
Bev does. Hosting is about ten dollars a month and the domain was twelve for the year. No ads run on any page, no link carries an affiliate code and nobody has paid to have a thread written, moved or pinned.
House rules
- Coach, model year, floorplan and chassis in your first post. A Seneca on the M2 and a Magnitude on the F-550 have different brakes, different engines and different answers.
- Buying reports include what you paid. If you leave the number out, a mod will ask for it.
- No selling coaches or parts in threads. There is no classifieds board and there will not be one.
- If you work for a dealer, a lender, an auction, a transport outfit or a manufacturer, say so the first time it matters.
- Licensing and brake questions get real answers, and then you check them with your own state. Nobody here is your DMV.
- Be decent. The Freightliner people and the Ford people are going to share this place.
What it is not
Not a dealer, not a service department and not a chassis manual. When somebody gives you a torque spec or a tire pressure, check it against your own door placard and your own weigh ticket before you trust your family to it.
