Thinking about trading in the MH for a Keystone Residence TT

[GMascelli]

Since we really only plan to do the seasonal thing at the beach, we are giving some thought to selling our 97 Fleetwood Southwind Storm 34S MH.  We spent the evening looking at 5'ers  and MH's but I dont want to buy a new truck and really don't want to waste the $ on a new MH that will sit. 

Yes, I know the Residence would need a truck purchase or pay to have it moved to/from the beach.  Maybe rent a truck and move it myself.....just thinking out loud.  The floor plan on the 2012 403FK is perfect for us. No motor to upkeep, no wasted space with the cab/cockpit area and plenty of room.

Anyone have one of these units?  Thoughts or comments on the Keystone Residence?  I knew we shouldn't have went to "look"! 

http://www.keystone-residence.com/index.php?page=floorplans&model=403FK&year=2012

 

[Alfa38User]

You might want to check with the park where you plan to put it and see if it acceptable. The park where we are in S Fl no longer accepts this kind/type of Park Model.

 

[GMascelli]

Stu,

Thanks for the heads up.  I'll check with the RV  park. 

 

[Jim Dick]

If you have a campground that will allow a unit to stay indefinitely, there are many outfits that will tow it to the location. As long as you do not need to move it, that could be a solution.

If that is not allowed, why not just use the unit you currently own?

 

[Poppys 5th Wheel]

Some parks I'm familiar with also have on site storage (other than an actual camp site). They offer to move the unit into storage at the end of use and then back for setup when you need it. You might check for that also. Then you would only need to get it from the dealer to the park once. The dealer may even be able to arrange that as part of the sale.