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I told Cathy I was going to wait for this announcement and am sorry for the way the title sounds so extreme, but that is the case in terms of the bad news. We have absolutely loved the rig, have had a few problems, but all in all it has served its purpose and served it very well. But it is time to move on, see ya' 3400, it has been a good ride. So now what do we do?? The solution was influenced at the Virginia - Mid-Atlantic rally. Everyone who was there remembers that I threatened that the only way I would allow Cathy (DW) into the display was with her eyes and ears covered. It didn't work, both of us absolutely knew when we walked into the 2011 3750 FL that the unit had to have been designed with us in mind. After a few weeks of extensive research, comparison with SOB's and even Class C and Class A motorhomes, we reached a decision with a lot of thanks going to a local dealer as well as Keystone-Montana. A lot of e-mails have been flying back and forth and we should (knock on wood) be placing an order either today or tomorrow for a brand spanking new 2011 Montana 3750FL from the production line. We have opted for a generator, rear-view backup camera, central vac, fireplace and just about every option that can be put on the rig including upgrading the 30 pound propane tanks to 40 pound tanks. We are hoping to take delivery on the rig prior to our Thanksgiving Myrtle Beach (Lakewood) trip. Now all I have to do is figure out how long to leave the Marathon tires on the thing. We are also looking at satellite reciever installation and tire pressure monitoring.
Bingo and Cathy