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Old 12-18-2009, 04:52 PM   #1
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Looking for 5th Wheel
I currently have an Outback TT and this time next year the wife and I plan on having a 5th wheel. We have been looking and reading alot and we have narrowed our search to either a Big Horn or Landmark or a Montana or the new Alpine.
I really like these forums, they are very informative.
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Hi Fred! You indicate that you have read a lot on this website, which means you are familiar with properly matching your truck with a 5er to keep your family safer when towing. Good luck with your quest.
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