2014 presidential

Navistar is suppose to to show it at the Hersey RV Show.We would like to see it also.We had a 05 and 08,now have to 2012 Landmark San Antonino that we wish we didn't have.

I had a 2000 Aluma-Lite by Holiday Rambler. I do believe the HR only makes the Savoy 5TH wheels
now. There is local dealer here in Warren Michigan. I think the last year for the Presidential and the
other line that HR made was 2009. That is to bad they made a nice coach.


2003 Dodge 3500 Dually 5.9 Cummins HO
Had 2000 29SCD Aluma-Lite by HR
Now 2011 Montana 3150RL
5th Wheel Air Hitch

The Presidential shown at the RV Show (Dealer Trade Show) was the only one made to that point. They are supposed to ramp production and release for shows/dealers later this year. Probably a good bet for the Hershey Show.

I do not know why they even stopped making them ,me and my wife use to love them ,I just bought a new 5th and i would have took a serious look at them if they were available

I'm seriously looking. Online they are taking pre-orders. Looks like about $115k.
Dave

We love our 06' HR and I did see an article on the new Presidential as well as a picture of one and it looked really good. Price is a bit steep, but I still believe to some extent, (sometimes not as much though in the RV market), that you get what you pay for. I'll keep an eye on it and see what develops. Glad they decided to manufacture that particular 5er again.

Picked up a brochure at the RV show over the weekend. Showing 4 floorplans and all have a step up living area in the rear allowing underneath storage. Dealer said they should be hitting the lots in March-April time frame. Only have specs listed for 1 model, it is 39'11" long with a GVWR of 18,400 lbs. Looks decked out pretty good with not many options.

Travlingman wrote:
Picked up a brochure at the RV show over the weekend. Showing 4 floorplans and all have a step up living area in the rear allowing underneath storage. Dealer said they should be hitting the lots in March-April time frame. Only have specs listed for 1 model, it is 39'11" long with a GVWR of 18,400 lbs. Looks decked out pretty good with not many options.

They've gotten a little heavier with their GVW. Mine is 39' 9" long with a GVW of 16,900#.. The picture I saw of the outside of one really looked good. I like the full body paint.

I hope the quality is still there, like it used to be with Holiday Rambler.

Time will tell. 115,000 seems like a steep price. I wonder how many people will take the plunge at that price.

Looking at the standard features, it looks good. Just a few that I like, H rated 17.5 tires, 8K axles, ducted AC with heat pumps, 60" shower, 60" bathroom vanity, Lane furniture, double "Z" frame with front and back pass through storage, auto level to name a few. We have been looking for a new rig, trying to find out more about this one now.