2006page=2page=2page=2page=2page=2page=2page=2 Frontier RV reviews

This is the top of the line gas class a in the 2003-2008 range. Quality - is perfection. Steel frame and sub-flooring. Nothing is light weight and there is no particle board in this motorhome. Cabinets are solid wood. Fiberglass gel coat is top quality. Engine is more than qualified to power this rig. Show less

Very roomy. Plenty of power. Best room for the money. Really enjoy this rv. Looked at a lot of motorhomes prior to purchasing one. We found that this motorhome had the best bang for the buck. Solid chassis and very comfortable. Show less

This Trailer is a lot better insulated than most. The shower is big enough for me because I'm 6'3" 220lbs and didn't worry about running out of hot water. Very comfortable and like home because none of the furniture is bolted down. Lots of room to move around. Show less

We owned this camper for 11 years and used it all over the western USA and Canada. Purchased it in Alaska when our new Airstream trailer self destructed on the AlCan Hwy and drove it home to AZ. We would still have it but, the only draw back, is that it high off the ground and we are in our late 70's and worried about falling, coming close a few times. I would highly recommend this camper to anyone. We had virtually no trouble with this camper in the 11 years we owned it. The new owners were amazed at the fact that it looked brand new in and out. The factory was always helpful with any questions we had or if we needed a part from them. Not a thing bad to say about this camper. Don't think that many people can say that about an RV! Buy one and have some great adventures with it, we certainly did! You won't regret it. Show less

This is our 11th year in this motorhome and we have absolutely loved it. We have traveled the country and have seen many beautiful sites. It's a solid coach and very well-maintained and looks almost like brand new. The next owner will be very happy to own this particular motorcoach. Show less

We bought this coach new in 2009 and have used it to travel throughout the US and Canada. It was important for us to not exceed 34 feet because of our desire to camp in the state and national parks. It has been a great coach except for the replacement of the turbo charger which we attribute to the coach sitting at the dealership for three years from 2007 through 2009. It has been well maintained and serviced throughout our ownership. There was no National warranty due to bankruptcy of National in 2008. Show less

This unit is definitely high quality as it is Canadian built. The cab over design makes towing a lot easier. It also includes several very nice extra features eg. fireplace, ceiling fan.There is a great deal of under belly storage. The never lube bearings give you many miles of maintenance free travelling. Show less

I owned a Titanium QS34E39 for 10 Years. The RV held up well, it is well built! I liked the spacious shower and the full size microwave. It has a lot of storage (too much!!). It towed like a dream the aerodynamic front is a real fuel saver plus it gives you all that extra room! Show less

The Glendale Titanium line of 5th Wheel trailers are high quality products with many extras included via the Tour Edition with convienence package, such as electrically actuated disc brakes, gel coated exterior, 15K BTU AC, central vac, thermal windows, porcelain toilet bowl, and daylight/blackout shades to name a few. The patented front nose cone enables a 15% fuel savings. Show less

The Dolphin is an excellent coach, especially with the Workhorse chassis. It is a very well made and National used quality parts and materials. We added a sway bar and steering stabilizer and it rides like a much more expensive motorhome. I would not trade it for any other gas coach on the market. Show less