2010 Big Sky......

[Delaine and Lindy]

For those who are in the Gulf Shores area, the Camping World has a 2010 Big Sky Montana. It has full body paint and the model number is a 340RLQ MSRP is $95,957.00 but is discounted to $89,998.00. Just thought someone in the area might like to take a look. I was surprised to see Carlisle tire 16" and the weight was 16,100??? It did have a rear factory hitch but it was a 1 1/4". The full body paint was nice if you like the dark colors. GBY....

[exav8tr]

Looks like a MDT or HDT truck to haul it with. A lot of money for a Keystone product!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[PSFORD99]

quote:Originally posted by Delaine and Lindy

For those who are in the Gulf Shores area, the Camping World has a 2010 Big Sky Montana. It has full body paint and the model number is a 340RLQ MSRP is $95,957.00 but is discounted to $89,998.00. Just thought someone in the area might like to take a look. I was surprised to see Carlisle tire 16" and the weight was 16,100??? It did have a rear factory hitch but it was a 1 1/4". The full body paint was nice if you like the dark colors. GBY....

Looked at one at the local dealer, nice unit, still hard to believe it is over twice the money I payed for a loaded 2008 3400 RL, and if I am not mistaken its the same floor plan as the 3400RL.

[adelmoll]

That is exactly the Model that we have and love it. We have changed the tires to Carlisle F rated at 95psi.. and yes, we do like the dark colors.


Helen

[rames14]

We have the 2010 365RQ with painted graphics. We absolutely love it. Although Helen gets to live in hers fulltime, we are forced to use outs on weekends and vacations only. Still, we put in 64 nights this year in our Big Sky. Yes, it is an expensive toy but it is a lifestyle that we have committed to. I believe we got a price from Tiara in the low 60's with a sticker a little over 100k. We paid a little higher to buy locally.

[washley1]

Ours is an 09 365 REQ, with full body paint. It was also listed at about $95K, but we got it for less than $70K! You need to work your dealer. Things are tight for them and Keystone as well. They will probably deal. By the way, we switched after our first blow out ($1800 in damage) to Goodyear G614's. No problems since!