Buying 2015 Road Trek or Airstream Interstat
Anybody have an idea of how much of a discount I should be looking for on either Road Trek or Interstate,2015 model?.MSRP dealers are showing is about 150K.On my purchases of Class A's in the past,I c...
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kannon wrote:
I was considering the Interstate because Lazy Days has them in Tucson,not too far from Oro Valley.La Mesa is also here and I am going to look at the E-trek.I have bought from La Mesa before.The biggest issue for me is to get a model that looks like a van and not an RV so I can park it in my driveway.My last MH was parked indoors at a facility 45 min. from home and besides being expensive was a pain to bring it home to load up.I like the idea, if the spirit moves me to jump into the van and go somewhere.
I guess I have to look at the Winnebago as well.Thanks for heads up.
The Leisure Travel Van Free Spirit SS has a slideout and great rear bathroom and, it is made in my home province of Manitoba. Canadian dollars are some 20percent lower too. Worth considering. Great company been around 50 years and great quality and support. IMHO
AL
PS And I have a Pleasure-way--also quality built. BTW I like my galley on the passenger side so I can look out into the camping area and my table etc and not the neighbours sewer hookup.Just saying..
PPS If I had the money I would certainly go for an Advance RV customized rig but, sigh, I have other fish to fry....!!
