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Montana_1580 · 05-26-2004, 06:49 AM

Hello, Fellow Montana RVers,

We are so new to RVing that we don't even know what questions we should be asking. We have purchased the 3400RL and are headed to the dealer today for the walk through. We are in the final stages of selecting our truck.

We are already leaning lots from all of you who have lots of RV and Montana experience—thanks so much for passing on suggestions and answers to questions. Since we have never had a RV, having this source of information is very reassuring!

As for us—we currently live in central California. Michael is retiring next month after 39 years of teaching high school Carla is still working as an academic administrator at a local state university campus, but retirement isn't too far away.

We will use our Montana as our California home base and to travel around. We have a retirement condo in another state, which will become "home base" for us, but we expect to spend lots of time in our Montana.

We are both excited and a bit overwhelmed with all that we need to learn about RVing, but with the help of all of you who have lots of experience, I am sure we'll figure it all out.

Thanks!!!!
Carla and Michael

Carla and Michael

05-26-2004, 06:49 AM	#1
Montana_1580 New Member Join Date: May 2004 Location: Gonzales Posts: 4 M.O.C. #1580	Babes in the RV Woods Hello, Fellow Montana RVers, We are so new to RVing that we don't even know what questions we should be asking. We have purchased the 3400RL and are headed to the dealer today for the walk through. We are in the final stages of selecting our truck. We are already leaning lots from all of you who have lots of RV and Montana experience—thanks so much for passing on suggestions and answers to questions. Since we have never had a RV, having this source of information is very reassuring! As for us—we currently live in central California. Michael is retiring next month after 39 years of teaching high school Carla is still working as an academic administrator at a local state university campus, but retirement isn't too far away. We will use our Montana as our California home base and to travel around. We have a retirement condo in another state, which will become "home base" for us, but we expect to spend lots of time in our Montana. We are both excited and a bit overwhelmed with all that we need to learn about RVing, but with the help of all of you who have lots of experience, I am sure we'll figure it all out. Thanks!!!! Carla and Michael Carla and Michael