American Eagle, Country Coach, Newmar
Hi all, I was hoping to get some advice. We currently have a 1998 Winnebago Adventurer 32ft with no slides and are a family of 3 living in it. We've just recently completed a 2 month adventure acros...
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Personally, I think the Foretravel does look nice but as mentioned, it's all about compromise.
From what I can tell, $70k might get you mid-late 90s Foretravel with no slides (personally that's where any consideration would die - I would never buy another mh without slides), or an early 00s American Eagle or Newmar MA or maybe Dynasty with 2 slides or a mid 00s Allegro Bus or a bit newer Phaeton or Newmar DS or Fleetwood Revolution with 3 or 4 slides.
Personally, I'd rather have the newer unit with more slides even if the trim wouldn't be quite as nice. Your M3 is a good example, there are tons of newer cars that will give you better performance and ride for equal or less money but there's something to be said about have an older classic ... myself, I'd take the newer car.
From what I can tell, $70k might get you mid-late 90s Foretravel with no slides (personally that's where any consideration would die - I would never buy another mh without slides), or an early 00s American Eagle or Newmar MA or maybe Dynasty with 2 slides or a mid 00s Allegro Bus or a bit newer Phaeton or Newmar DS or Fleetwood Revolution with 3 or 4 slides.
Personally, I'd rather have the newer unit with more slides even if the trim wouldn't be quite as nice. Your M3 is a good example, there are tons of newer cars that will give you better performance and ride for equal or less money but there's something to be said about have an older classic ... myself, I'd take the newer car.
