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Scottwig · 10-02-2008, 04:54 PM

Maybe next year, John. We really enjoyed having the MH up there, after camping in a tent under the wing for the last 25+ years. This was the first year that I didn't feel like I'd been run over by a truck at the end of the week. Now if I could just figure out how to take the "Businessliner" AND the Daybreak at the same time...

scottmohr · 10-14-2008, 02:50 PM

we found the 3575 everything we were look for,two opposing sofas, two slides, two ac,kicten up front, king size bed, no tv up front over head,5.7 gen, price was right,2008 and new only milage coming to Fl

Lucky509 · 03-25-2009, 10:03 AM

We purchased our Tuscany because it fit our needs. Yeah, sure we could have gone more high end but I want to be able to use my coach not be afraid of getting it dirty. LOL! I still do that with ours. We have two boys and two four legged children. That speaks for itself. We chose our motorhome because:

We loved the layout. All rooms are separated.
The price was super
The quality is great too.
We asked for several upgrades and a few added extras and got it.

Sara

John-D · 03-25-2009, 07:14 PM

I did not choose my Damon SHMBO did, She liked the floor plan.

Price was not bad either

As it happens.. I'm very pleased with it

(It is a bath and a half model, 2 holes, no waiting)

Doggy Daddy · 03-25-2009, 07:18 PM

I had a 89 Elite DP with a motorcycle lift on the back. My Harley always was dirty from the road.

I wanted a Class A or C Toy Hauler. I looked at the various models and found the Outlaw with a slide had more power, better garage design and ramp, engine (8.1 GMC) and options for me with my street bike.

KC1BUD · 04-03-2009, 09:23 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by John H...

There are a lot to choose from. P-51, F4 Phantom come to mind. The Staggerwing is definitely a classic though. John H....

Ahh Yes. The F4 pure brute force like putting a 1000 horse power V-8 in a Chevette. One of my favorites, I also love the A-10. I was once traveling in Michigan westbound on M-57 just crossing 127 saw 2 in the sky up ahead. Just as I crossed 127 I heard one of them after they flew by evidently he used me as a practice target for a low level attack run. I felt honored. That's about the only time I would feel honored.

osbeck · 04-23-2009, 06:33 AM

We just bought our first RV after over a year of searching. It is a 1997 34' Damon Intruder V-10. It was the layout and size that sold me. We love the L shaped couch, the PIF receipt, and the 34 feet make it easy to drive with a toad. We will go full time in July and hope to see ya'll on the road. (We will be the ones with the big smiles on our faces.)

John H... · 04-23-2009, 08:13 AM

osbeck, congrats on your new acquisition and good luck. Stay tuned and if you need answers to any questions, I'm sure you'll find them here. John H...

dimcg · 05-27-2009, 08:18 PM

we may be a day or two away from purchasing a Damon Daybreak 3276. We love the bunk idea as we have 2 toddlers. It is a toss up from that or a class C new. The Damon is a 2007, 16,000 miles and a price of 60K. What do you think?

Doggy Daddy · 05-27-2009, 10:14 PM

What engine and frame comes with that Daybreak.

I believe the GMC 8.1 ltr engine with Allison transmission and Workhorse chassis is better

than the Ford V-10. Price wise, I found

a few a couple thousand $ less at; Damon DayBreak Luxury RVs and Class A Gas or Diesel Motorhomes., so your in the ballpark.

dimcg · 05-27-2009, 11:13 PM

my husband says it is the ford v-10. I looked at your link and liked some of the prices! we are specifically looking at the 3276 model with bunks. we will look more tomorrow so thanks for the link!

kenyonman · 06-26-2009, 08:05 AM

All of the above works for me. Traded up from a 77 class C to an 06 Damon Challenger. Love the 1.5 baths...just remember not to flush when the wife is in the shower...oops. I have had some issues, but who doesn't. I also learned a lot. I am happy to answer any questions, and help solve problems if needed feel free to write. kenyonman

expo · 07-10-2009, 11:11 PM

While we were looking at 1 year old coaches we found our Daybreak could be purchased new a few thousand cheaper than the used ones we'd seen. After comparing it with a Georgetown SE and Hurricane we were convinced Damon used better quality wood and upholstery. The rest is history.

DBOL · 07-14-2009, 04:31 PM

We had started talking about up grading for our retirement trip 2010.we needed apart and went to a rv dealer and happened to see this beautyfull diesal pusher,it was a astoria.did some research and decided we would like the tuscany by damon and walked into the 4055 my wife said end of looking so here we are haven't had it out for only 12 days.

Darrell rose

frankston tx