There And Back Again

[SirCampsalot]

We sold our '15 Open Range several months ago with an objective of going shorter. The OR was apprx 37'4" in length and no real issues. We liked Grand Design, but after being on their FB pages BOY do they have some problems. The decision makers seem to want to ignore the issues and take care of them as a warranty item. So I believe GD is no longer on our short list. Another Open Range is still an option as they have a new FP that we like and definitely fits the bill at 32'11".

We keep coming back to Montana and the 3120rl. The options we are wanting is the Legacy pkg, DP windows and the king bed. We have been RVing for over 10 years and 3 RV's so know all the "they all have problems" stuff.

What keeps drawing us back to Montana? Have they put something in our air ducts or the water?


BTW Happy Fathers Day to all u dads out there!

[DQDick]

One of the things that has drawn us to Montanas, we're on our second, is that Keystone actually listens. At the National Rally we get to give them a lot of input and many times the suggestions we make show up in the new ones two years latter. Since the next year models are already in production that's usually how fast they can do it. Over our 10 years of owning Montanas we've seen it happen a lot.

[MaxwellD]

Originally Posted by DQDick

One of the things that has drawn us to Montanas, we're on our second, is that Keystone actually listens. At the National Rally we get to give them a lot of input and many times the suggestions we make show up in the new ones two years latter. Since the next year models are already in production that's usually how fast they can do it. Over our 10 years of owning Montanas we've seen it happen a lot.

I have only been to one national rally (last year) but man, you are right about them listening. I had many issues some minor, some major, fixed on-site last year at no cost! They were awesome! Going back this year just because we liked the area and the information.