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So I entered the Keystone Live Your Dreams Sweepstakes back in March. I got a phone call last week and I WON! My name was drawn from 155,000 entries at the Louisville, Kentucky Good Sam Rally on July 22. The fam and I went and looked at our prize and it is AWESOME! Here is a link to the news article if you don't believe me.

 

http://www.rvnewschannel.com/indianapolis-...nal-sweepstakes

 

And here is another link to the trailer we will be hitching up to.

 

http://www.indianarvdealership.com/vehicle...p;direction=ASC

 

 

I guess I can't say I never win anything anymore.

Stevens03 Senior Enthusiast

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Thats freaking awesome!... Love the layout of the RV too.

 

Big congrats to you and your family.

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I was going to place an order with Keystone for our new trailer in February. I guess I don't have to do that anymore! CHA-CHING!

RyanbabZ71 Senior Enthusiast

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Do they deliver it or do you have to go pick it up?

txab Senior Enthusiast

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Congrats! :thumbs:

 

Don't forget Uncle Obama will be looking for a little extra tax money for winning that.

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I will pick it up from the closest Keystone Passport dealership. For me, it's in New Castle, IN. (about 1.5 hours east of me)

 

...and believe me, you guys will be flooded with TONS of pics. I'm guessing I should take delivery in a couple weeks. Can't wait!

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Don't forget Uncle Obama will be looking for a little extra tax money for winning that.

 

Paying a little tax is a pretty awesome deal for a trailer that lists for $31,300. Hopefully the tax is based on a more realistic purchase price of around $20,000.

txab Senior Enthusiast

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Don't forget Uncle Obama will be looking for a little extra tax money for winning that.

 

Paying a little tax is a pretty awesome deal for a trailer that lists for $31,300. Hopefully the tax is based on a more realistic purchase price of around $20,000.

 

I'm sure it will be the 20k figure. That's what you should be paying your local tax, title and license fees on, unless they are picking the up tab on those too. It's still a great deal no matter what

Black02Silverado Senior Enthusiast

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Congrats! We use to camp all the time. We had a 27' 2000 model Terry camper. You are going to have some fun for sure.

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