New Motor Home

[louis cherry]

It feels real good to take two trips of 1500 an 1750 miles and don't have to have this thought of what will happen next ,what will show up and what will it cost to fix it. A real pleasure to ride in a coach with a V10 and can't hear the motor noise,you can really talk to each other. After all the problem I had before it was kind of hard to buy another motorhome but I am glad we did now. We have been RV ing for 25 years now,and have had 7 RV's now, this is a good one ,you can feel it. We like the 370ts xl we had before so we looked for the same floor plan and found one ,the bath an1/2 works well for us. Can't wait now for the 4th of July to go again.

[Lostdog]

Congrats.....now, what did you buy?

[louis cherry]

Monaco LaPalma 36DBD

[Iggy]

Originally Posted by louis cherry

Monaco LaPalma 36DBD

When did this forum become a Monaco forum?

[jsutherl]

Originally Posted by louis cherry

Monaco LaPalma 36DBD

Congratulations! Monaco and Newmar where number 1 and 2 on my list. But the Forest River price was right. I'd love to see some pictures if you want to post some.

[louis cherry]

I thought so to until I got a quote New 2011 full factory warrenty $84590 + tax when we got back home to Ms. They also had a 2012 with a 6.0 Des. frount mount . Both had 1176 miles from the factory drive.

[jsutherl]

Wow, that's a pretty great price, nice job!

My number one requirement for my next motorhome (assuming it has all the features that my Georgetown does) is that it'll be a pusher.

Don't get me wrong, I really love my Georgetown but I despise sitting over that big V10. $500 in sound proofing (and countless hours to install it) later it's now tolerable. But I'm very willing to put up with the higher engine maintenance cost in return for having the engine 35ft behind me.

[nemo45]

Well, at least we won't have to hear you complain about Forest River any more.

[Wildhog56]

Originally Posted by jsutherl

Wow, that's a pretty great price, nice job!

My number one requirement for my next motorhome (assuming it has all the features that my Georgetown does) is that it'll be a pusher.

Don't get me wrong, I really love my Georgetown but I despise sitting over that big V10. $500 in sound proofing (and countless hours to install it) later it's now tolerable. But I'm very willing to put up with the higher engine maintenance cost in return for having the engine 35ft behind me.

Hmmm, they must have put better sound proofing in the 2012 mdls, the only time it ever becomes a slight issue is when im gouging on it to get back on the interstate. & considering that the majority of the time spent in an RV is with it parked at your destination, and then its just as quite as a DP for a way better price.

[jojo bamboo]

Wildhog,
Well put

[louis cherry]

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