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Old Nov 8, 2004 | 10:05 PM
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Default Fleetwood Gearbox?

Looking at toyhaulers and this one grabbed my interest and was wondering if anyone that owns one has any feedback on them? Also what size do you have (bumper or fifth wheel and length) and what are you pulling it with? Any info greatly appreciated.
 
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Old Nov 8, 2004 | 10:20 PM
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Default Fleetwood Gearbox?

i got mine about a month ago its the 30 ftr with the rev interior. the dealers around here had several left over after labor day . and around here if they dont sell by then they are going to sit on them tell spring. so i had dealers out biding each other to get rid of them. how come they cant do this on new trucks . it started out one dealer wanted $40000 for it and the other dealer went down to $35 000 this went on for about a week and finally got the trailer for $27 000 and a new drawtie receiver set up . the only thing i didnt like about the trailer was the stereo for what a guy pays can you get some thing better than a audiovox that is only half wired up. but know i have my hometheater set up init that mst people dont have in their homes . i can fit my rail and toys in there no problem.
 
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Old Nov 9, 2004 | 04:45 AM
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Default Fleetwood Gearbox?

Go over to rv.net and check out the toyhauler forum, several folks have the GearBox, not a lot are happy with them.
 
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