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Old 07-05-2015, 09:21 PM   #1
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Anyone have any info on 1997 HR Vacationer? Good company? Good MH? Should I buy or should I run ?
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Holiday Rambler is one of the most respected names in the industry. Can't speak specifically on the '97 Vacationer, but I do own a 1989 HR Imperial that is extremely well built throughout. There are a lot of them on the road, and I see them at every camp ground we visit. We love ours, and will likey stay with the brand when it's time to upgrade or trade up in years. The 90's models are very nice, with lots of modern amenities, and are a bargain in the market at present.
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The 97's were back before HR became part of Monaco and got "integrated" into the Monaco product line. The Vacationer was a pretty well regarded gas chassis coach in its day.
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