2009 Holiday Rambler Presidential
Is the 2009 Holiday Rambler Presidential still one of the "good" years? Any help would be appreciated.
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I own an 06' 37RLQ Presidential Suite that I purchased brand new off the dealers lot in Oct. of 07. It's a beautiful rig. I've replaced a front leg jack only because I didn't know how far up or down one should extend or retract it, (live and learn, I know now:))....It has a king size bed and a beautiful livingroom with sliding glass doors to close it off from rest of 5er. It came with two Carrier A/C's, two fantasti fans....It has 4 slides with toppers, electric awning and everything still works great. We've added a Splendid washer/dryer combo and also a Winegard HD roof satellite. Paint still looks great and all the dual pane windows are still sealed and work fine. Has a convection/microwave and two 40# propane bottles..HUGE amounts of cargo space in the basement. All tanks are heated.
We still get compliments at campgrounds on how nice it looks, inside and out...We love our's and figure it'll be our last one...It'll be 8 years old in June and again, longivity and how well it looks and everything still works speaks volumes of how well this one was built.
hope this helped...any questions, I'd be glad to try to help out.
ON EDIT: Since I can't type what I mean, (thanks Rick:)...GVWR on my 5er is 16,950. Last time I weighed it, (last week), it weighed 15,920#, with a pin weight of 3340#. I've had it as heavy as 16,050 with a pin weight of 3350.
I think I got it right that time Rick:)
Jim
We still get compliments at campgrounds on how nice it looks, inside and out...We love our's and figure it'll be our last one...It'll be 8 years old in June and again, longivity and how well it looks and everything still works speaks volumes of how well this one was built.
hope this helped...any questions, I'd be glad to try to help out.
ON EDIT: Since I can't type what I mean, (thanks Rick:)...GVWR on my 5er is 16,950. Last time I weighed it, (last week), it weighed 15,920#, with a pin weight of 3340#. I've had it as heavy as 16,050 with a pin weight of 3350.
I think I got it right that time Rick:)
Jim
