Keystone line up

[gbsb]

How does the Everest compare to the other 5th wheel in the Line up of Keystones. I have had 2 Montanas and now have a Fuzion toyhauler, my brother is looking at a Everest and it is nice rig just wondering how it compares

[johnnyrose]

GBSG,
It appears that the Everest line is listed as a "luxury" model and in the same neighborhood as the Fuzion, Montana and Raptor lines. I cannot find the Everest on the Keystone site anywhere though which is weird. Looks like a nice line of 5er's though and your brother will probably be pretty happy with an Everest if it is amenities that he is looking for.

[geo]

The Everest was above the Montana, below the Big Sky, and replaced with the Alpine in 2010.

Ron

[SAD]

Originally Posted by johnnyrose

GBSG,
It appears that the Everest line is listed as a "luxury" model and in the same neighborhood as the Fuzion, Montana and Raptor lines. I cannot find the Everest on the Keystone site anywhere though which is weird. Looks like a nice line of 5er's though and your brother will probably be pretty happy with an Everest if it is amenities that he is looking for.

I thought I had read somewhere that Everest had been discontinued??

[KanTC]

George,

The Everest was a "higher $" line... discontinued, and replaced by the Alpine for 2010 [as Ron said].

There are links to some brochures posted here:
http://keystonerv.org/forums/showthread.php?t=2133

Terri, the Chevy co-pilot

[johnnyrose]

Sorry, I didn't look that far into it. I looked at the Keystone site and it wasn't there but when I searched a little more on the interweb I found some articles, on a Keystone site of some sort, that listed it as a luxury coach so I went with that. Still appears to be a nice rig.

[gbsb]

Thanks for the information the one he was looking at was a used unit but he was able to get the history. It has been stored inside all of its life and used very little looks brand new and very nice. He did purchace it and got a pretty good price so he is happy and the dealer is happy. His first venture into the camping life style and he is going full time. I hope he is happy. We have been full timing since 2006 and love it. George