2009 Keystone Everest
I've been driving a Class A for 11 years, averaging 15,000 per year. That's been fun, but I'm thinking of settling down and maybe just do 5,000 per year from a home base. Maybe like a snow bird doing ...
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My niece and husband have had good luck with their Everest over the past 8 years or so. We are on our second Keystone Cougar and quality is typical/average for this price point. Keep in mind that Thor now owns quite a few RV companies but they still seems to keep their individuality.
Recently we parked next to a Class A and he commented on all we had to go through to park, level, and set up. He had a leveling system and did his setup by flipping two switches/levers. As I get older I think my next one, whether Class A or 5er, will definitely have a leveling system. A camera system is another consideration, especially if I am eventually alone.
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Recently we parked next to a Class A and he commented on all we had to go through to park, level, and set up. He had a leveling system and did his setup by flipping two switches/levers. As I get older I think my next one, whether Class A or 5er, will definitely have a leveling system. A camera system is another consideration, especially if I am eventually alone.
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