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snfexpress · 08-06-2007, 12:28 PM

We're here in hot, humid Monroe, Michigan, and I'm finally set up next to a Cambridge. Have never seen one, before.

Nice looking unit, and the people seem nice, too. They said they have had nothing but problems, but I digress.

It is a 2005 and has a dropped chassis in the front. If Keystone could get dropped chassis' for the Cambridge, why can't they get them for Montanas? I thought I was told (or heard, or read) that Keystone couldn't get these types of chassis and that's why they are not offered, although the Grand Junction (also owned by Thor) has the exact same model as ours and does have the dropped chassis.

I like this dropped chassis due to the front landing legs being closer to the ground (and thus more stable), and the additional storage.

Hmmm...

08-06-2007, 12:28 PM	#1
snfexpress Montana Master Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: South Posts: 2,499 M.O.C. #5140	Cambridge and dropped chassis... We're here in hot, humid Monroe, Michigan, and I'm finally set up next to a Cambridge. Have never seen one, before. Nice looking unit, and the people seem nice, too. They said they have had nothing but problems, but I digress. It is a 2005 and has a dropped chassis in the front. If Keystone could get dropped chassis' for the Cambridge, why can't they get them for Montanas? I thought I was told (or heard, or read) that Keystone couldn't get these types of chassis and that's why they are not offered, although the Grand Junction (also owned by Thor) has the exact same model as ours and does have the dropped chassis. I like this dropped chassis due to the front landing legs being closer to the ground (and thus more stable), and the additional storage. Hmmm...