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- PCronin68Explorerclosing on the 2014 Bounder 34B on Monday
- RamairExplorerWe have a 2012 GT 378XL and love the floor plan and our colors. We have had a couple minor issues but all in all we love our motor home. I think what ever will work for your needs will be the best for you. Every motor home has it's problems even the million dollar Provost's.
- hankoExplorerI would go with the bounder
- Crazy_RayExplorerWe love our Bounder. One happy camper:B
- willaldExplorer II
JimM68 wrote:
Georgetown is an entry level manufacturer, like forest River, Damon, and Thor.......
Bouner is fleetwoods "anyone's RV" They are good units.
..I think your two statements here, pretty much summarize the fact that the Georgetown and Bounder are in the same overall class/category. Either one would be a good choice, and quality will be very close between the two.
It really comes down to all the other factors. Which one has the floorplan, color options you like best? Which one has the option choices more to your liking? Which one can you get the better deal on? Which dealer has the best reputation, and seems best to work with? Thats what I would focus on.
We have a 2012 Georgetown 351DS, bought it new over 2 years ago and absolutely love it. It has had a handful of minor little quirks we've had to work through, the typical little things you deal with in a new unit. No, it ain't built like a tank or a Cadillac, but for how much $$ I saved over what the next level up in quality would have cost...We are very, very happy with it. :) - PCronin68Explorer
FC wrote:
What year are the two units.
FWIW we are very happy with our Georgetown which we bought new.
a 2014 Bounder and a 2013 Georgetown.....similar layouts and I guess it comes down to color and price - J-RoosterExplorerIMHO, the one coach that has the floor plan and colors that suits your needs.
- JimM68ExplorerAs a former Fleetwood gasser (pace arrow) owner who has also shopped many Georgetown units, gassers and DP's....
Georgetown is an entry level manufacturer, like forest River, Damon, and Thor.
That means they are built to a price, and if build quality must be sacrificed to meet the price, then so be it.
Fleetwood is a tier up. Built to a quality standard (tho not the highest) rather than a price.
Bouner is fleetwoods "anyone's RV" They are good units. - tropical36Explorer
PCronin68 wrote:
Any thoughts would be great....we like them both and are about same price. I am just not familiar with manufacturer quality and reputation
Thanks
Here's a somewhat related thread, that may be of some help to you...Clickity - FCExplorerWhat year are the two units.
FWIW we are very happy with our Georgetown which we bought new.
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