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Old 11-29-2009, 06:16 PM   #21
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Andy, I looked at buying a used R class (gas model) when looking for a new TV recently... however, the rated realiablity was terrible from what I read. I wasn't ready to take that risk....

Really love that Mustang combo... I might have to remember that for the "retirement" years...
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The Consumer Reports 2010 buyers guide shows the 2006 R class as being much worse than average. The 2007 R's as average with engine and drive train as being much better than average.
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Old 11-29-2009, 06:53 PM   #22
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Really love that Mustang combo... I might have to remember that for the "retirement" years...

By then the Camaro Convertible wil hopefully be out with Independent Rear Suspenson which would be nice.

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Old 11-29-2009, 07:54 PM   #23
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Andy, thank you very much for trying to be of service to our membership. I cannot reveal details but we have three members who list both a Nissan Armada and a 28' International. One of them checked in earlier this month. This report of yours may not see relevant eyes right away. I'd hope somebody recognizes this as their set-up at some time.

Do you have any sample photos of similar setups that need improvement?

Would you agree that one can tell a lot by standing well back on a level surface and observing that both the TV & trailer are parallel to the ground?

The more pointers the better... Please keep it up! Karma your way.
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