What do You Have

co519 · 08-16-2006, 11:02 PM

Just trying to get things going here.

peaches17113 · 08-17-2006, 07:16 AM

Hi all,
I have a 2004 FR Lexington 235GTS and am very happy with her, although we are looking to go a little bigger. Have had some minor problems, but most taken care of under the warranty. Would like to get a 28 ft. What does everyone use to wash their RVs and wax them?

Elena in Hbg, PA
peachescorner@hotmail.com

forrrosie · 08-17-2006, 08:55 AM

I am new here and do not know if I am the right forum. I have a 2002 Reflection 352. I was surprised to see that there are no references to the reflection model here. I even did a search to find no hits. Is anyone here familiar with the reflection model? It was made for a few years but is not currently made. As far as I know it was made as 35' and 38' models and is a dieael pusher on a Freightliner chassis.

Mine had several problems to start with but they have been cured with lots of my work and some help from freightliner. Not much help from FR.

Georgetown370 · 08-17-2006, 09:07 AM

Hi Everyone,
We have a 2006 Georgetown 370XL. I too am curious what everyone uses to clean and wax their rig. Also, did your rigs come with driver/passenger floor mats? I would have thought these would have been standard.
Pat in Western NY

co519 · 08-17-2006, 09:14 AM

No mats were include but I did buy som car mats that work pretty well. Haven't waxed it yet

MRimmer · 08-17-2006, 11:24 AM

If you would like to see a forum area that is not listed please send me a pm and I will create it. With the help and suggestions of the members we can make this the best site on the net.

Thanks, Mike

Quote:

Originally Posted by forrrosie

I am new here and do not know if I am the right forum. I have a 2002 Reflection 352. I was surprised to see that there are no references to the reflection model here. I even did a search to find no hits. Is anyone here familiar with the reflection model? It was made for a few years but is not currently made. As far as I know it was made as 35' and 38' models and is a dieael pusher on a Freightliner chassis.

Mine had several problems to start with but they have been cured with lots of my work and some help from freightliner. Not much help from FR.

Georgetown370 · 08-18-2006, 11:56 AM

Wow - I just found some on-line photos of the Reflection 352. What a nice unit. It appears to be top-of-the-line. I'd really like to know more about it. I saw a 38' 2002 model w/3 slides going for 89K. Very nice.
Pat in WNY

Hokiehall · 08-18-2006, 08:38 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by forrrosie

I am new here and do not know if I am the right forum. I have a 2002 Reflection 352. I was surprised to see that there are no references to the reflection model here. I even did a search to find no hits. Is anyone here familiar with the reflection model? It was made for a few years but is not currently made. As far as I know it was made as 35' and 38' models and is a dieael pusher on a Freightliner chassis.

Mine had several problems to start with but they have been cured with lots of my work and some help from freightliner. Not much help from FR.

The Reflection forum is now up and running.

forrrosie · 08-23-2006, 07:47 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Georgetown370

Wow - I just found some on-line photos of the Reflection 352. What a nice unit. It appears to be top-of-the-line. I'd really like to know more about it. I saw a 38' 2002 model w/3 slides going for 89K. Very nice.
Pat in WNY

Thanks for the comments about the Reflection model. I believe they were made in 2 models (352 and 382) and were 35' and 38' long. Ours is the 35' model with 2 slides. It has had several problems, very few of which were taken care of by FR. I like to work on things and am retired so I have done most of the "fixes" myself and all is well now. The unit is on a Freightliner XC chassis, which is very strong and drives well. My unit has a 300 hp cummins engine. In the beginning I was afraid it was a little underpowered but that is not the case. The difference in diesel engines and gas engines gives you more power at normal speeds. I really do like the fuel mileage as we get between 10 and 12 all the time. It has averaged 11.4 for several thousand miles now.

I do not know why they quit making them but it was about the time they brought out the Tsunami model.

milo06 · 08-23-2006, 05:34 PM

As you can see from my signature we have a 2004 Georgetown 370XL, now if I can just figure out how to include a photo I will put it in my signature. Now as you can see, I was able to add a photo to my signature.

ghamblen · 08-27-2006, 06:52 AM

We have a 2003 Windsong 353DS motorhome on a Workhorse W22 chassis. This model is no longer made by Forest River. How about adding it to the motorhome list? We have almost 15,000 miles on it now and are quite satisfied with it after some initial teething pains. Approximately half the problems have been with the chassis and the others with the coach.

Groundhog · 09-21-2006, 03:15 PM

We have a 2006 Sunseeker 2860DS and love it.

Joeycockerspaniel · 11-03-2006, 07:02 PM

We have a 2006 Charleston. Any other Charleston owners out there? I'd be interested to trade reviews.

Not much going on here. Let's rev it up.

RandD · 12-10-2006, 09:49 AM

We have a '05 Lexington 255DS.

copout67 · 12-26-2006, 09:36 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Georgetown370

Hi Everyone,
We have a 2006 Georgetown 370XL. I too am curious what everyone uses to clean and wax their rig. Also, did your rigs come with driver/passenger floor mats? I would have thought these would have been standard.
Pat in Western NY

Hey Georgetown 370 Copout here 2004 Georgetown 356 Lots of time fully retired ex police officer Not too much help from Forest River they even denied I have a motor home once , last heard they were going to call back next day and make reservations for repairs ( three weeks ago) . Regarding the washing best bet is an extendable boat brush and Mop. soft brush for the glass. and aluminium and windows . good for the roof too. Spray nine for black runs on glass and sides rub some J-wax and cleaner and rinse. or do what I do , loan it to you Son who is super clean and he does it all :-) copout By The way Mine came with a pc. of the rug for the driver and the passenger best to buy a good mat

copout67 · 12-28-2006, 12:06 PM

Milo06 Nice Motorhome, I have the model under yours also 2004
would like to go larger but scared to. we Love our motorhome and have done some repairs ourselves, as Canadians we don't get much attention from Georgetown up here , our closest dealer is 500 plus miles not Kilometers. so we are the forgotten . it's only a five or six hour drive to the factory and or the closest repair. so we have a DIY mentality But we are enjoying our motorhome, we have cancelled January and are hoping to get Feb. to go south. All the motor home manufactures hav a quality control problem so I hear. and when I was searching for a replacement for our ( Larger) we found they too had problem still on the lot. no snow here in Southern Ontario as yet,hard to beleive and we want to go to Florida?? Have a great day when I figure out how to put jpg on I'll show my motorhome

jgg2045 · 01-19-2007, 03:11 PM

We have a 2006 Lexington 270s GTS and love it... It is the perfect size and is so much easier to drive around than the truck and TT combo we upgraded from... The dogs are even happier... It is the first Motorhome and I think the best choice that has been made so far.

FC Ontario · 01-19-2007, 07:45 PM

We have a 2003 Georgetown 346DS on the Ford chassis and are very happy with it going into our 4th year. WE may have a recall on our Dometic fridge, but that is nothing to do with Forest River.

casinogoer · 01-26-2007, 11:49 AM

we just purchased a new 2006 2941ds forester class c, Anyone have one?

eshaw · 07-25-2007, 04:11 PM

2007 Georgetown 370 (3 weeks old). This is our first motorhome.
We were 5er people for 5or so years. traded a 2006 3685FL Montana & 2006 3500 Ram on the 370. Last week we pickup a 2001 white Malibu Toad.

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