[PNW Fireguy]

I would have no problem buying another Keystone Montana. Issues I have had were minimal and/or related to industry standard equipment. In the price range that the Montana lives in it provides a great deal of value for the dollar. The purchaser making sure that all issues have been identified and addressed during the purchase process is usually where most all issues can be nipped in the bud.


The RV industry as a whole has a quality control/craftsmenship issue. During the economic boom the factories put out as many units as they could come hell or high water. It doesn't matter if it's Keystone, Grand Design, Heartland, etc. every factory had the same goal to produce maximum capacity. That thought process worked its way right down to all the suppliers and dealers.