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[flugelboneman]

Am bidding a fond farewell after owning a 2304s for 10 years. What a wonderful RV it has been. I have also enjoyed the cameraderie of this forum along with picking up tons of knowledge. We are now the owners of a Cougar 27RES. It is loaded with technology to reflect today's designs. I an only hope we get the sterling performance we got from our Rockwood. Good luck to all of you and we may see you down the road.

Lynne and Ian Parsons
Courtenay BC

[Reverse_snowbird]

WAIT! You don't have to leave. This forum welcomes all rvers not just FR owners.
I'd be interested in hearing what you like about the unit and your travels with it.

[Wiscampsin]

Congrats and enjoy your Cougar 27RES.

[5picker]

Enjoy but don't leave!
This is one of the better R/V forums on the entire internet.

[JWood422]

The Hotel California Rule applies here.
You can check out anytime you like but you can never leave.

[yukongold]

Originally Posted by flugelboneman

Am bidding a fond farewell after owning a 2304s for 10 years. What a wonderful RV it has been. I have also enjoyed the cameraderie of this forum along with picking up tons of knowledge. We are now the owners of a Cougar 27RES. It is loaded with technology to reflect today's designs. I an only hope we get the sterling performance we got from our Rockwood. Good luck to all of you and we may see you down the road.

Lynne and Ian Parsons
Courtenay BC

I, too, urge you to stay with the group. FR ownership is not necessary and you will not find a more friendly, convivial, helpful group anywhere on the internet (IMO).

We just completed a 6 week, 12 state trip (12 states actually camped in - traveled thru 5 or 6 more) and as soon as the TT is cleaned and a few minor fixes done it is going up for sale. My wife fell in love with the Cougar 24RDS at the last show and, after 10 years with the MiniLite, it is time for an upgrade. But I will definitely be sticking around this group.

I have been lurking the Keystone forums because of our impending purchase and I have to say, while the group is okay, I get a much warmer, fuzzier, you're welcome here feeling right here at forestriverforums. The shear number of contributors and the breadth of experience freely shared here is, IMO, the best of any forum group I have seen.

[Roadking16]

Stay. I did. After 2 FR XLR Toyhaulers, we no longer needed a toyhauler and went with another brand. If you leave, you're missing a lot.

[CedarCreekWoody]

I've stuck around after switching to Keystone over 2 years ago. Still gots lots of friends here. I hope you enjoy your new unit.