If money was no object.....

[Steelhorzz]

First off we have a '12 360XL. Love it!
If $$ were no object from day 1 it would be suspension and engine & safety upgrades.
Items not offered on the vehicle originally.
I've done most of these but it has taken tine.
Steering stabilizer
Sumo Springs
Gale Banks Torque tunes and exhaust &
Fresh air intake
Satellite dish
Tire monitor system
Reupholster all the seats, (another story)

What we have now is a wonderful RV that handles well and is much easier to drive.

[whoDoMan]

I live in Texas I have a 2014 377xl with 19k miles on it. Has extended warranty and everything is perfect. The dreaded creaking front seats and dinette seating just replaced. It sits covered except for the 6-8 weeks (Aug-Oct) that we use it. Any interest PM me.

[FrankMor]

Originally Posted by vmax

If money wasn't a factor?
Obviously it is or you wouldn't be looking at a Georgetown.
If it isn't,
Prevost.

Prevost? Newell!

Frank

[510Rick]

If money was no option I wouldnt have an RV . I have a big ole ranch on a crap ton of property and live and play there and never leave or have a need for an RV . lol.

[GL1800Rider]

What happened to the GT7? I saw one at the Tampa RV show in January and have yet to see one of them listed either on the Georgetown web site or on RV trader.

For a gas coach and to stay with Forest River, the only other high end choice is in a Class C Dynamax Isata 4 which also has a 2 year factory warranty.

[irishtom29]

Tiffin has already been mentioned so I’ll throw in my 2 cents. I bought a 34 foot 32SA Tiffin gasser because it had better bones than any of the competition—a 34 footer with a 24,000 pound chassis and a 228” wheelbase is unique to Tiffin. Plenty of payload and a short rear overhang. Some companies put a 34 footer on a 20,500 pound chassis and a 208 inch wheelbase. Like Forest River. The Bounder 34 footer is on a 22K chassis and a 208” wheelbase. The Newmar uses the 24K chassis and 220” wheelbase, pretty good.