What motorhome do you have?

[dashonthedash]

I haven't seen a thread on this general subject, and there are too many choices for a poll, so call it a survey. What year, make and model do each of you own? Units on order count, as does any drivable class. I would expect most on this Forum will have Forest River products, but that is not a requirement. Please keep it short. Thanks for your responses.

I have a 2011 Georgetown 280DS (on order).

[tncruiser]

hers my info
brianj

[wnytaxman]

Ours is a 2011 Berkshire 390bh on a 2009 chassis. This one is our first diesel pusher after two A gassers and a C gasser. The DP has it all over the A gassers as far as I'm concerned.

[jaxfl]

Ours is a 2008 3100ss Sunseeker. It was "used" they said. Got it in September 2008, had 1200 miles on the odomiter and no wear or tear, looked brand new. The dealership originally said it was a used 2007. When doing the finance paperwork it came back as a 2008 according to the VIN. We could not be happer with it except for the gas milage, but you got to have something to complain about, right.

[popbreed]

Ours is a 2010 Sunseeker 2300 on a 2009 Ford E450 chassis. WE just bought it in late October. It was a left over unit after the 2011 came out. Only used it 3 times to date. So far, so good. Just the DW and I so it is perfect. Making small mods here and there and checking it out. Have to put in a $4K driveway and pad to get it behind the fence and out from in front of my shop! Wish the black and grey tanks were in heated compartment like the 2011! Thinking of accomplishing that in the future.

[tmmar]

2008 Berkshire 390bh

[cfsoistman]

We have a 2007 Georgetown 370TS with XL Package. Bath & a Half with 3 Slides. 37'-4" Long. Came standard with Arctic Pak (forced option) and Spare Tire. Added Satelite Dome with DirecTV, Inverter and Air Springs.

[kvtaylor]

Ours is a 2008 Gerogetown XL 378 model that came with all of the extra options such as HDTVs front and rear, artic package, convection/microwave oven, two A/cs and fireplace as standard back in 2008. We ordered it with dual pane windows, spare tire, 15,000 btu A/c in front, gas oven and rear window. We added the king dome antenna, direct TV receiver /recorder, VHS/DVD player/recorder, Safe-T stablizer, washer/dryer, and vent covers. Since then we have added two extra doors for storage access in the hall way below the pantry door, interior private screens on front windows when parked, 110V outlets on both sides of the coach, an air compressed set of air horns (can't let the diesel rigs outblast me), a CB radio with a few extra watts of power, a 12 CD blue tooth player with detached Satellite/FM Stero/AM/Weather radio, and an onboard compressor for tires or rubber rafts.

[remember]

i just bought on this dec 31 a georgetown 338s 2010,im returning to what pleases me the most a motorhome,leaving my everest 345s fifth-wheel 2008 and my gmc 3500 dually 2006,will take delivery on this friday,i made the right choice,having many more features than with a class b plus or class c models,plus the incomparable view,

[kvtaylor]

Originally Posted by remember

i just bought on this dec 31 a georgetown 338s 2010,im returning to what pleases me the most a motorhome,leaving my everest 345s fifth-wheel 2008 and my gmc 3500 dually 2006,will take delivery on this friday,i made the right choice,having many more features than with a class b plus or class c models,plus the incomparable view,

I know you will enjoy driving and parking the Motorhome. We towed two Montanas for years before getting ours. Still have the 05 GMC (wasn't a dually) Every guy has to have a truck. We have over 20,000 on ours now with trips out west and down to Florida every year during the winter months. Forest River makes a good rig.