rick_debbie_gallant
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Is the bedroom tv an option or standard equipment on a 2010 bighorn 3670rl?
bedroom tv standard or option
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katkens
Founding Illinios Chapter Leader-retired
Options:
EXTERIOR
EXTERIOR
- Aluminum Rims
- Trail-Air Hitch
- High Gloss Gel Coat Exterior
- Slide-Topper Awnings
- Electric Rear Stabilizer Jacks
- Dual Pane Windows
- Generator Prep
- ABS Hitch Cover
- Electric Power Cord Reel
- Bus Style Slam Baggage Doors
- Cherry Wood Cabinetry & Facia
- Electric Fireplace
- Countertop Extension
- Deluxe Pillow Package
- Leather Euro Chairs
- High-Back Desk Chair
- 19" LCD TV in Bedroom
- Ultra Leather Recliners
- 2nd A/C (Low Profile 13.5 BTU Bdrm.)
- Central Vacuum System
- 9 cu. ft. Refer with Ice Maker
- Dometic TM Elite (2x2) 4-Door Refrigerator 14 cu. ft. with Ice Maker
- Fantasic Fan in Bdrm. w/Rain Sensor
- Wiring and Framing for 2nd A/C
- Booth Dinette
- Queen Bed IPO King Bed
NeverEnough4Us
Colorado
It's an option. We just bought our 2010 Bighorn 3600 RE on 6/27 and there wasn't a TV for it, just the connection. The dealer said they'd charge $618 and they usually go to Wal-Mart and my a cheap one. We elected to shop for one ourselves. We found a great 22" tv at Best Buy that fits perfect. We got the tilt plate kit and the hubby made a mounting board for it from a 1x6" board that we laminated so it wouldn't sit so far back. It's perfect!! 
wdk450
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Bedroom TV Choice
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I did a lot of searching, starting with the 22" overall size for the cabinet in my 2008 3670RL. I chose a Sharp flatpanel with a BUILT-IN DVD PLAYER. I got a double jointed tilt arm from Target, and secured it to the back side of the cabinet with bolts going into the next cabinet space. I mounted the arm such that when the TV is tilted level it goes into the cabinet smoothly for travel. The TV needs to be tilted down a little for good viewing when laying down in the bed.
I bought the TV through J&R audio in New York.
Group:
I did a lot of searching, starting with the 22" overall size for the cabinet in my 2008 3670RL. I chose a Sharp flatpanel with a BUILT-IN DVD PLAYER. I got a double jointed tilt arm from Target, and secured it to the back side of the cabinet with bolts going into the next cabinet space. I mounted the arm such that when the TV is tilted level it goes into the cabinet smoothly for travel. The TV needs to be tilted down a little for good viewing when laying down in the bed.
I bought the TV through J&R audio in New York.
We kinda had the same issue with the tv----thought it was included as it was certainly in all the models we looked at along with the fireplace, central vac, wired for 2end air, leather couch and recliners-----but the tv that was in the advertised coaches did not show up when we went to pick up our 3670???
