I have several days for make a decision in a couple of days on the 2002 Allegro 36db with 28,000 mi for $32,000 or a 2004 Georgetown M-370TS with 38,000 miles for $30,500. My wife likes the interior of the Georgetown better and they both show an NADA price of about the same. I am a first time buyer and really would appreciate some advice.
We own a great Fleetwood Pulse Class C and want to move up to an A. Can you tell me which of the brands that are now on the market -- has the smoothest ride?
Buy a brand that has a reputation of "quality" in the past. There are American Eagles; Foretravels; Country Coaches; and a couple more. No where will you find Georgetown or Allegro or such on the list. Its your money so buy what you wish but look at what everyone else is searching for.
presently.....Coachless!... 2002 Jeep Liberty 2016 Ford Escape
RLHAMILTON wrote: You always go with the one the wife likes. Good luck!
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Easy choice!.....Dennis
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We have had our Georgetown since new and have been very pleased with it. We like the Ford chassis as we can find service at our local Ford dealer. JM2CW
2003 Georgetown 346DS Ford F-53 2008 Pontiac G6 Toad, Blue Ox Aventa LX Vice President Operations Family Campers & RVers www.fcrv.org
Even though I'm a Tiffin fan and both rigs are comparable you have to go with the wife's choice. You maybe the Chief Bottle Washer but she is Captain of the Ship (although she'll never admit to such).
We have 2003 allergo bay 36 db w22 chassis nice coachs for a starter .You can still fine parts for the chassis,An coach, The w22 workhorse chassis used long leaf spring we installed front an rear swaybar help the body roll.That was the only complain we have
