camper styling in america 2017
I dont get it, why does everyone want a 5th that looks like a typical american home? Quite honestly most of your campers "look" nicer than my modest 1986 condo. Ive searched high and low for a 5...
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bid_time wrote:barchetta1 wrote:You are correct, the manufacturers build what the public buys; either that or he goes out of business for lack of sales. That is a "fact of life". If you don't want what the other 95 percent do you are out of luck or in for a big sticker price. Nothing you or I can do to change that basic "fact of life". I have options, it's not my problem if you don't.
You are correct on all accounts. I could have said it better.. but its a supply and demand thing.. and apparently "you people" are demanding these bells and whistles.. and you are leaving no options for me other than a custom job...
Frankly, when was the last time that =any= mfr here offered anything close to the vintage stuff from the 40's to 60's, with formica counters and tables and sheet vinyl flooring? And you know what? For the most part, they looked just like people's houses at that time! Now, I'm sure there were more luxurious rigs, but not many. You look at some of the very early RV's, and you'll find a more "rustic" look, with the wood paneling interior, and such, but, by and large, RVs tend to reflect our houses. Were I a hard-core toy-meister, going to the dunes, cinders, mud bogs, etc., you bet I'd want an RV that I could practically just hose out after a long weekend of dirt and mud.
Lyle
