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OntMont · 01-16-2009, 11:28 AM

Since we have not been able to get away to a warmer climate this year, we went to the Toronto RV Show on this bitterly cold day.

I was curious to see how the economy might have affected the show, but it looked about the same as always, all the usual exhibitors in their usual places. Our dealer, who is opening a big new showroom/ service building in March, was there with a full line up of his products. The line-up included a Montana 3455SA, a Mountaineer, Cougars and Outbacks, he also had a Carriage that was already sold, and whole lot of other units of less interest to us. The Montana looked very smart. We liked the new woodwork, the SONY TV, Norcold Fridge and the marble-like counter top (not sure what it really was). This model has the computer desk separated from the entertainment center. I know that this arrangement would please at least one of our members.

Anyway, it made for a nice break from dealing with the winter.

01-16-2009, 11:28 AM	#1
OntMont Montana Master Join Date: Jan 2003 Location: Haldimand County Posts: 2,413 M.O.C. #122	Toronto RV Show Since we have not been able to get away to a warmer climate this year, we went to the Toronto RV Show on this bitterly cold day. I was curious to see how the economy might have affected the show, but it looked about the same as always, all the usual exhibitors in their usual places. Our dealer, who is opening a big new showroom/ service building in March, was there with a full line up of his products. The line-up included a Montana 3455SA, a Mountaineer, Cougars and Outbacks, he also had a Carriage that was already sold, and whole lot of other units of less interest to us. The Montana looked very smart. We liked the new woodwork, the SONY TV, Norcold Fridge and the marble-like counter top (not sure what it really was). This model has the computer desk separated from the entertainment center. I know that this arrangement would please at least one of our members. Anyway, it made for a nice break from dealing with the winter.