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ken · 12-05-2005, 08:19 AM

Rich
Take a look at the 3475 Montana. The floor plan is similar, but the 3475 has more cabinet space than the 3670. They both come with three slides and is the same length. The 3475 has all of the new features of the 3400 but with three slides and a fixed kitchen. Like the 3670, you can use the entire coach when parked with the slides in. When we saw the 3475 at the factory, we fell in love with it. When we tried to trade our 2003 Montana in, Our dealer was told there was no 3475. Then one came in after the RV show in KY. Wrong color, but we could order one then. Were well pleased in the upgrades that Montana has put in the new 2005/2006 models. Ours has over 7000 miles on it and still no major problems. This will be our second winter in Florida in it.

12-05-2005, 08:19 AM	#13
ken Montana Master Join Date: Jun 2003 Location: King George Posts: 688 M.O.C. #345	Rich Take a look at the 3475 Montana. The floor plan is similar, but the 3475 has more cabinet space than the 3670. They both come with three slides and is the same length. The 3475 has all of the new features of the 3400 but with three slides and a fixed kitchen. Like the 3670, you can use the entire coach when parked with the slides in. When we saw the 3475 at the factory, we fell in love with it. When we tried to trade our 2003 Montana in, Our dealer was told there was no 3475. Then one came in after the RV show in KY. Wrong color, but we could order one then. Were well pleased in the upgrades that Montana has put in the new 2005/2006 models. Ours has over 7000 miles on it and still no major problems. This will be our second winter in Florida in it.