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Above average upkeep. Hickory wood cabinets. Many added features among: New convection microwave oven, replaced water heater, refrigerator with external monitor 12-volt, new suspension Mor Ride, handcrafted jewelry cabinet, 2 stain glass kitchen cabinet doors. Always in warm climate in the winter. Tires are not new but very good shape. New TV low profile antenna. Show less

Bought used from dealership, trailer was 7 yrs. old when purchased. The dealer moved the trailer to my permanent site & said everything was checked over. The upper back where the fibreglass meets the rubber roof had a leak that they should have caulked but didn't. I am still fixing it where it leaked. Be very careful if you buy these RV's & check all the seams on the roof & recaulk. very roomy inside & love the large back window Show less

A great 5th wheel to camp in with a well engineered floor plan. Only fault is decals fade fairly quickly in the sun, but I guess they all do that. I didn't really care for the carpet or the carpet colors. Show less

We bought this 195rb Passport by keystone brand new in Sept of 2010, the biggest reason for the purchase was the walk around queen bed and the floor plan, the bonus'we're that it had a large pass thru storage on the front, it was a 4 season trailer with all the possible add ons. its a 3875lb dry pull or just under 8000lbs full payload. Tows great if properly loaded, parking and visiblity is great, noise transfer when it rains is very subtle, but can be heard, the electric awning is a real bonus. After a few years of owning i have added on quite a few extras and now that i am disabled i am sorry but i have to sell it. and its a great buy its in as good a shape as it was when it was new. If i do sell it to right person i may throw in the rest of the camping gear or let them purchase what it is that they will need. I am going to really hate to sell her Show less

Has been a great camper, have a new 5th wheel on order going full time.montana is a great built 5th wheel. This 5th wheel is in great shape,. It is ready to hit the road and the camp ground. It has been taken care of, and all the maintenance has been done Show less

Very nice and comfy bed. Kids loved the pull out couch and dinette. We have cooked full meals inside while raining. Easy to clean. Easy to pull and easy to setup! I love the back bathroom and front bedroom and the DOUBLE DOORS so we don’t have to track through the whole camper when having to use main door. Show less

Awesome 5th wheel, Have Had No Issues in 2 yrs of owning. It Tows nice with the proper 1/2 Ton. Large Shower Plenty of Storage. Quality Build with Plenty of insulation. Would Like a Little more Sq. Foot Of living Space but that Has its trade offs as well. Nice mid sized choice. I can not rate the Factory Support as I got the Unit Used and well out of warranty time. would buy another. Happy Camper. Show less

RVs are what you get when carpenters try to build trucks. The engineering on rvs is pathetic, no for thought on maintenance accessibility after manufacturing is complete. And EVERYONE complains about warranty work. Bottom line, you get what you pay for with Keystone, bad company management puts out a product that puts out a product everyone complains about when they turn to the company for warranty. Get your act together Keystone. Show less

I just love everything about the MONTANA. I think it one of the best built 5th wheel campers on the road. Love the rear kitchen' its easy to pull with my Ford 350, Lots of storage space under the belly. Show less

Bought our Raptor new in 2010. Took excellent care with it. Now in 2019 we have found particle board is used throughout Keystone campers. WE have spent thousands replacing the junk ramp for the garage, the floor in the garage and recently found our bedroom slide would not come back in. I't s mounting assembly for the hydraulic ram has rotted being particle board too. Not one sign of leakage in any of these high cost repairs. Total junk as I suspect 99% of campers most likely are too. I highly recommend staying away from all RV's and campers. Buy land or farms and enjoy your free time without the heartache of camper ownership. So sorry we bought this crap. Show less