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69RoadRunner

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Posted: 03/21/08 09:09pm

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The Newmar All Star 3950 has a GVWR of 34,500 and GCWR of 42,500. That's plenty for me.

I'd really need to see one in person, but no dealers near me have one.

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Posted: 03/21/08 09:32pm

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Have you checked out the Fleetwood Fiesta X2?

They are available on a W24 Workhorse chassis and have an 8,000 lb tow capacity.

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bagman wrote:

You can get a Tiffin Allegro 35QBD on the Workhorse W-22 chassis with (4) slides that can accomplish this task for under $100,000.00 Go to: tiffinmotorhomes.com and check out the 2008 specs. bagman.

The trailer hitch is only rated for 5000 pounds.

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I just posted about a sale a Camping World. Seemed to be priced well, 2008 Damon Astoria 3776 for about $125k. Its a DP, triple slide with bunks.

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Damon Astoria has only 5k towing capacity (28,000 GVWR, 33,000 GCWR) and thus has a 5k hitch.

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Thats light weight for a DP

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How about a Holiday Rambler Neptune? MSRP is about $160,000 but they can be had for a lot less than that.

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07Ambassador wrote:

How about a Holiday Rambler Neptune? MSRP is about $160,000 but they can be had for a lot less than that.

They don't have a bunkbed floorplan. I want to be able to put the kids to bed in a separate area so that the main living area is available for games, etc. My kids are 4 and 21 months.

Thanks!