Texas RV Dealer makes a good move

As I've said before, trailer builders are paid by the piece so they work to kick as many down the line as they can. There is no one doing any sort of quality control checks. My trailer is proof that no one is checking what the factory line workers are doing.

What a disgrace that a dealer has to do that. Shouldn't that be the manufacturer making sure the units "are ready to camp" upon delivery?
Don't get me wrong, sounds good for the customer buying from Fun Town but I still think the manufacturer should step up their quality control......should not be up to the dealer!

I wonder who pays for the repairs?

punomatic wrote:
I applaud Mr. McGhee's efforts to spare his customers the grief of dealing with a new RV that needs rebuilding, but it is a sad state of affairs when a dealer has to set up an inspection center near the manufacturer so that he is not delivering junk to his customers. Shouldn't the manufacturers be doing that????

Good point

Sounds good. We'll see if it works. At least they're trying.

I applaud Mr. McGhee's efforts to spare his customers the grief of dealing with a new RV that needs rebuilding, but it is a sad state of affairs when a dealer has to set up an inspection center near the manufacturer so that he is not delivering junk to his customers. Shouldn't the manufacturers be doing that????

I bought my Spartan at Fun Town in Denton, TX after locating the unit I wanted in Cleburne. They have some mixed reviews, but my experience was wonderful. We met one of the original management team who told us about the CEO in detail, and this matches his thoughts about the future of Fun Town. Good for them.