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- richfaaExplorer
Atom Ant wrote:
FastEagle wrote:
It's under Montana - It is a an option package now that includes the body paint, leveling, remote, and a few other things. It hasn't been a separate model for quite some time.richfaa wrote:
The Montana big sky is not gone. Look at the Keystone web sit.
Show me, please.
Keystone RV
FastEagle
What he said... - Atom_AntExplorer
FastEagle wrote:
It's under Montana - It is a an option package now that includes the body paint, leveling, remote, and a few other things. It hasn't been a separate model for quite some time.richfaa wrote:
The Montana big sky is not gone. Look at the Keystone web sit.
Show me, please.
Keystone RV
FastEagle - FastEagleExplorer
richfaa wrote:
The Montana big sky is not gone. Look at the Keystone web sit.
Show me, please.
Keystone RV
FastEagle - richfaaExplorerThe Montana big sky is not gone. Look at the Keystone web sit.
- Atom_AntExplorer
FastEagle wrote:
Cambridge! That was a while ago
When we purchased our Everest (2003) new in late 2002 there was only one Keystone luxury model, it was the just called “Big Sky“. Below it were two premium models, the Everest and the Montana. Later on Keystone dropped the Big Sky and introduced the Cambridge. It was very heavy and was not on the market for more than two or three years. Then Keystone reintroduced the Montana with a Big Sky package that soon became the Montana Big Sky. Now that is gone and the Alpine and Montana are the top of the line luxury models. They say the Alpine is manufactured on what used to be the Everest production line.
FastEagle - FastEagleExplorerWhen we purchased our Everest (2003) new in late 2002 there was only one Keystone luxury model, it was the just called “Big Sky“. Below it were two premium models, the Everest and the Montana. Later on Keystone dropped the Big Sky and introduced the Cambridge. It was very heavy and was not on the market for more than two or three years. Then Keystone reintroduced the Montana with a Big Sky package that soon became the Montana Big Sky. Now that is gone and the Alpine and Montana are the top of the line luxury models. They say the Alpine is manufactured on what used to be the Everest production line.
FastEagle - AceiExplorerBut when I checked out Montana vs Alpine a little while back, I remember their insulation factors were a little different.
- richfaaExplorerAs you now know the Everest is no longer made. IMO there was little difference between the Everest and Montana. We have the Montana. Believe the Everest is now named the Alpine. The Everest name just never caught on. The Alpine is built on the same line that the Everest was built on.
- jjjExplorerI believe that the Montana was higher than the Everest but were still considered mid level along with the Challenger. I own a Challenger which was basically the sister of the Everest. They both had the same floor plans but the Everest had a little more bells and whistles than the Challenger. The Montana had a higher price tag than the Everest and the Challenger. I bought mine in Dec. of 2004 and it had a sticker price of 42000.00 and got it for 37000.00 out the door including taxes and warranty. The Montana's were quite a bit more in price.
- big_bird_2ExplorerNone of the above are high end. They are good mid quality and price.
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