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You may also want to look at the Ford Expedition as you will likely find one newer with less miles at the same price as the Lincoln Navigator. Tahoes/Suburbans do a good job. Look up Trailer Life's tow guides for the year vehicles you are considering to be sure what specs the vehicle needs to have for a specific tow rating. Buy one that already has a factory tow package. Have a brake controller installed. Equal-i-zer hitch is a good and easy to use weight distributing/sway control option.

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Their rankings are flawed. Here is a park near me that is a 10 10 10. http://www.goodsamclub.com/travel/campgroundsandrvparks/tour.aspx?ret=details&tourid=X&campgroundid=250000510&campgroundname=Rayford+Crossing+RV+Resort It is nothing more than a large parking lot with hookups.

I'm impressed. Nice rig!

A few others I dug up.

Just use flickr or photobucket. After uploading, there will be linking instructions on the photos page. Never used Picasa so can't help there.

I have to say, that is a really nice floor plan. Good choice!

Late arriving to this post, but wanted to comment regarding the "% off MSRP" myth. Never, ever base a buying decision on the discount you receive off MSRP. I've been in the RV industry since 2003 and it is a fact that almost all MSRP's are made up at the dealership. There are no regulations so dealers are free to inflate MSRP prices however they want.