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woodman · 06-02-2014, 07:57 AM

We have had our 2013 3625RE Montana for just about a year. It had the upgrades with the 12 inch frame, LED lights, and frameless windows. We've traveled over 6000 miles since owning it and we're very happy with it. We spent this winter at a brand new RV resort in Fort Myers, FL, and there were some very attractive (SOB) 5th wheelers spending the winter as we did. These were, BTW, new 2014 units, probably near to 20-40 thousand dollars more than our Monty and each and every one of them had serious issues both cosmetic and structural. Yes, they're very nicely appointed, have exterior paint instead of decals, but they were also riddled with a host of problems. After doing the research, Montana is the best value for your dollar and provides a pretty nice unit that you can be proud of. And if you want, you can get the Montana painted for another 7K or so.

06-02-2014, 07:57 AM	#35
woodman Montana Fan Join Date: Feb 2012 Location: Elkhart Lake Posts: 141 M.O.C. #12256	We have had our 2013 3625RE Montana for just about a year. It had the upgrades with the 12 inch frame, LED lights, and frameless windows. We've traveled over 6000 miles since owning it and we're very happy with it. We spent this winter at a brand new RV resort in Fort Myers, FL, and there were some very attractive (SOB) 5th wheelers spending the winter as we did. These were, BTW, new 2014 units, probably near to 20-40 thousand dollars more than our Monty and each and every one of them had serious issues both cosmetic and structural. Yes, they're very nicely appointed, have exterior paint instead of decals, but they were also riddled with a host of problems. After doing the research, Montana is the best value for your dollar and provides a pretty nice unit that you can be proud of. And if you want, you can get the Montana painted for another 7K or so.