Brian & Tam
42 Years of Married Bliss
This is my first post in this forum and I am impressed with it's content.
My wife and I were at our favorite RV park (Morro Dunes, CA) a few weeks ago when a brand new Landmark pulled in. Having never heard of the Landmark product before I looked up the website when we returned home in Fresno, CA. Come to find out, Landmark's were located at a newly opened RV dealership (Clovis RV) about two miles from us.
We stopped by the new dealership to check out their 5th wheel lines and found another product that we hadn't heard of. We went into a 3400RL Bighorn and found it to be very nice.
We have been "looking" for the last three years for a trailer that will take the punishment of the road and still be somewhat "affordable". We have been looking at mostly high end products that fit this requirement and were turned off by their high cost.
Let's face it, since you only have 399 square feet to deal with, most floorplans are somewhat "cookie cutter" and you end up buying from a manufacture that you hope will stand behind their product. Because of this, I was considering a Montana (Keystone) 3400 or 3295. Why a Keystone product? Because of the forum they have, such as this one. You can sense from the forum posts that the majority of the owners are satisfied with the manufacture of their trailers as they stand by their warrantees, even sometimes beyond the expiration date.
I was very delighted to find "this" forum in place as it gives me that same kind of information. Heartland and Keystone are very wise in communicating with their customers this way. It shows they have nothing to hide and it builds confidence within their customers.
I look forward to investigating the Bighorn and Landmark products when I get more time....
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Brian & Tam From Central Calif.
99 F350 7.3 PSD 99 34' Wildwood
Searching for the perfect RV
RV'in with my best friend since 1972
My wife and I were at our favorite RV park (Morro Dunes, CA) a few weeks ago when a brand new Landmark pulled in. Having never heard of the Landmark product before I looked up the website when we returned home in Fresno, CA. Come to find out, Landmark's were located at a newly opened RV dealership (Clovis RV) about two miles from us.
We stopped by the new dealership to check out their 5th wheel lines and found another product that we hadn't heard of. We went into a 3400RL Bighorn and found it to be very nice.
We have been "looking" for the last three years for a trailer that will take the punishment of the road and still be somewhat "affordable". We have been looking at mostly high end products that fit this requirement and were turned off by their high cost.
Let's face it, since you only have 399 square feet to deal with, most floorplans are somewhat "cookie cutter" and you end up buying from a manufacture that you hope will stand behind their product. Because of this, I was considering a Montana (Keystone) 3400 or 3295. Why a Keystone product? Because of the forum they have, such as this one. You can sense from the forum posts that the majority of the owners are satisfied with the manufacture of their trailers as they stand by their warrantees, even sometimes beyond the expiration date.
I was very delighted to find "this" forum in place as it gives me that same kind of information. Heartland and Keystone are very wise in communicating with their customers this way. It shows they have nothing to hide and it builds confidence within their customers.
I look forward to investigating the Bighorn and Landmark products when I get more time....
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Brian & Tam From Central Calif.
99 F350 7.3 PSD 99 34' Wildwood
Searching for the perfect RV
RV'in with my best friend since 1972
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