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JEBar wrote:

Mistered wrote:I have a once a month (in the summer months) new/current owner seminar at the dealership I work for. I keep it to two hours on a Saturday morning and it's become so popular I had to move it to an open bay in the shop for more room!

the predelivery demo at the dealership where I worked lasted 2-3 hrs .... it was so popular that many buyers came there because of their friends who had been through it

I learned a lot about how to get the most enjoyment out of the camper. Cary even went over how to open and close the curtains. But there was other important stuff like doing simple things so you don't lock yourself out getting out of it to go to the bathroom in the middle of the night.

Sir Henry wrote:I learned a lot about how to get the most enjoyment out of the camper. Cary even went over how to open and close the curtains. But there was other important stuff like doing simple things so you don't lock yourself out getting out of it to go to the bathroom in the middle of the night.

that's really good to hear .... I've seen way toooooo many cases of where dealerships rush through a demo and do a serious injustice to their customers

Taken at a rest area somewhere in North Dakota. It is the one you exit on the left and both directions share the same rest area. This was taken about 30 miles east of Miles City, MT. I'm about half way home.

that's really good to hear .... I've seen way toooooo many cases of where dealerships rush through a demo and do a serious injustice to their customers

Where I live a lot of RV parks as well as NF disbursed camping areas are close by - and many on my way home - so I'll let you guess who is the company 'Mobile Customer Service' rep for new RV owners!

Look's like a quality camper. What is the interior height?

dave77 wrote:Look's like a quality camper. What is the interior height?

High enough you can sit up but not stand. You open the door and see a queen size mattress.

It looks like a mini Airstream. Really looks nice behind the Sub.

BigAl52 wrote:It looks like a mini Airstream. Really looks nice behind the Sub.

Thanks. Here I'm parking with the "big boys".

I'm at Lincoln's 10,000 Silver Dollar Bar in Montana. I'll be here for the night. Only 395 more miles and I'm home sweet home.

I was too homesick so I drove all night to get home. Lookout Pass on the Montana/Idaho border was bad but I was able to get through. That Outback sure knows how to pull a trailer in the snow. These pictures were taken on Snoqualmie Pass in Washington State. Chains were required on all vehicles except 4WD.