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Bigboomer · 02-22-2016, 09:12 AM

Well it just goes to show why us fulltimers and longtimers will probably be moving away from the Montana line in the near future. They are designing on cosmetics and looks over form and function. Most folks buying these rigs certainly could not be fulltimers with little storage.

At the Quartzsite Big Tent RV show nothing from any of the manufacturers trick our trigger, except one design with the name of a beautiful South Carolina port city from SOB that rhymes with Hallmark!

A lot of the units we saw have induction cook tops, residential frigs and dishwashers....

Frig sure, but DW and induction cook tops? Talk about using some juice and water!

02-22-2016, 09:12 AM	#15
Bigboomer Montana Master Join Date: Mar 2012 Location: Livingston Posts: 1,150 M.O.C. #12333	Well it just goes to show why us fulltimers and longtimers will probably be moving away from the Montana line in the near future. They are designing on cosmetics and looks over form and function. Most folks buying these rigs certainly could not be fulltimers with little storage. At the Quartzsite Big Tent RV show nothing from any of the manufacturers trick our trigger, except one design with the name of a beautiful South Carolina port city from SOB that rhymes with Hallmark! A lot of the units we saw have induction cook tops, residential frigs and dishwashers.... Frig sure, but DW and induction cook tops? Talk about using some juice and water! __________________ Les and Sue Young, 2009 Int 4400 LP, 2020 DRV Mobile Suites [/url] https://ramblingrvrat.blogspot.com/2019/11/freedom-from-grid-rambling-rv-rats.html[/url]