bagman
Downriver Detroit
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Fookison, Im sure if you knew the "EMBARK" was coming out in 2008, that you would have waited! But, in my opinion, you already have a very nice C+ motor home! Bagman.
Trying To Survive In The L.K.M.
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Fookison
Yukon
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Thanks Bagman!
My wife and I would agree with you fully. We know that there is always going to be a bigger, better, faster coach out there. For us, the Seneca 35GS is perfect for our family & lifestyle. Perhaps in 10 years we will be cruising around in a 45' Monaco Signature.
Diane & Douglas
2008 Jayco Seneca HD 35GS/22k Kodiak/6.6 Duramax
2003 jeep Rubicon 4X4 Dinghy
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bassn_07
San Jose
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Wow! That Embark looks really sharp but unfortunately it will be out of our price range. With me and my wife being young rv'ers with 2 young kids (2 and 5) the Jayco Seneca 34ss fits are needs. Plus my wife tells me I alredy have too many toys. I must say that Embark get me thinking that I might need one more...I don't think so. Anyways that's a sharp looking rv.
2007 Jayco 34SS
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dcwinters
North Caolina
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Looks great. Lets all take bets on MSRP. I am guessing $265K.
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bagman
Downriver Detroit
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I say about $215,000.00. Bagman.
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mister_d
Livonia, MI - hardly qualified to be a
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stb130 wrote:I have exterior pictures of the Embark, can someone tell me how to post them on this site?
Ok, first thing you have to understand is that you can't post pictures here directly from your computer. You're going to have to open an account at a free picture hosting site such as photobbucket or webshots. I personally use webshots because when they first started, they were one of the only sites that claimed to keep your pictures on there for life whereas others would delete them after so long.
1. If you choose webshots, click on "sign up for free" in the upper right hand corner and register.
2. Click on "Upload Now"
3. Click on "Add files" and find your picture (you can select more than one at a time if you'd like by holding ctrl)
4. After uploading your pix, click on the picture you'd like to post
5. on the right hand side of the page there is a box that says "link to this picture" - in that box first select 600 (it's set at 100 now)
6. highlight and copy the text in the "post in a forum"
7. Open a seperate internet browser page and go to the rv.net forum and paste text into your message box
8. hit the magnifyning glass icon to preview
9. post the message
2007 Rockwood Roo 23ss
Derek '77
Tina '78
Brianna '04
Dominick '07
Maximus (slobbering camping buddy)
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David_in_TX
Grand Prairie, Texas
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This looks very similar to the Dynamax Dynaquest XL:
http://www.dynamaxcorp.com/products.php?m=dynaquest-xl
These are in the $210,000 price bracket.
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dcwinters
North Caolina
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Totally agree on the similar look. Is that $210k MSRP or what you can actually buy one for?
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Texas TC
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Did a quick search on the net and you would be lucky to find one of the short models for 210,000 selling price. They are much more expensive. Someone posted that the Embark is in the 200,000 msrp range and if that is the case, the Embark is a much better value for virtually the same coach than the Dynaquest.
2008 Gulf Stream SuperNova (6331)
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dcwinters
North Caolina
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no way that the MSRP will be only $200k. Have you seen the price of a Freightline M2 chassis alone? I have seen prices around $130k.
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