Best Motorhomes

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I'm amused at the lack of respect for a 'forever' coach.

Twotrouble wrote:
We just recently purchased a 98 Foretravel. No slides, but absolutely love it! All solid wood! Definitely worth checking out Foretravel!

A VERY good (free) site for technical knowledge on Foretravel:

http://www.foreforums.com/index.php?action=forum

We just recently purchased a 98 Foretravel. No slides, but absolutely love it! All solid wood! Definitely worth checking out Foretravel!

jassrnj wrote:
I'm just starting my search for a new Motorhome and will be going with a diesel pusher. These are the mfg's that I'm looking at and would like to get these in order of quality. I'm going for a 1998 to 2005 and would rather go with an older coach but one that was really built well with quality parts. Anything in the 32 to 37 foot range would work well for my wife and I. Would really like one with two slides.

Any suggestions would be great. I need to put them in order from best to worst. If I'm missing a mfg. that should be on the list please add it. If one should be taken off the list that's ok with me.

American Coach
Holiday Rambler
Monaco
National
Newmar
Rexhall
Safari.

Other suggestions that you have so far are worth noting.
As for your first pick, we always liked American and have recently purchased the one listed below, even though it's doesn't say American on it anywhere, it was built on the American platform, which Fleetwood owned at the time.
If you should go with an older Revolution as we did, be sure to buy only the 05, 06 or 07. This however, is assuming that you'd like having a 400HP Cat C9. Previous to the 05, engine and hp were less, it wasn't an LE and it just wasn't the same, overall.
After 07 (engine built in 06 and the last of the slobber tubes) Cat did a band aid for the new gov. emissions for building in 07 and then got out of the over the road business altogether, soon after.
We might have went with an even older Foretravel, but with wanting the 1 1/2 bath floor plan, along with the 3 slides, we decided to stick with what we had researched. Still having a few surprises, but that's with any of them and do feel that this quality built coach will serve us well.
Good luck in your search and usually the part with the most fun.

It's a 2008 Damon Astoria Pacific

We just purchased a Damon Astoria 38 feet, 3 slides and very low mileage.

Look at Foretravel. We just bought our 36' 2005 U270,2 slides, 400HP Cummins back in May. After a year long search, Foretravel is by far the best quality motorhome we looked at. Check out Motorhomes of Texas, They usually have a good selection of preowned Foretravels

We are very pleased with our 2000 Monaco Monarch (gas) It has an all aluminum roof and body with front & rear fiberglass caps. It still shines like new and the decals are still in great condition. Has many many options that were standard.

I have a like new Beaver(2001) DP......best coach I've ever had. Very solid, all real woods interior.

Of the brands you mentioned.

Newmar
Monaco (Holiday Rambler)

Would be at the top of my list in that order.