This happened today

ford truck guy wrote:

TxGearhead wrote:
Based on my experience, if she wants new, you'd better get new! LOL
Keep us updated on your progress.
edit add...wasn't there some discussion about how thick the roof decking is on Redwoods? If you can do it safely, this would be a good time check.

That is my goal.... I still need to get the insurance guy here to see, and then my neighbor needs to get his tree guy..Then I will go in and start looking, and emptying...

What can you say but, I'm d@mn glad you guys weren't hurt. If I understand, it was your neighbor's tree, correct? Dealing with 2 insurance companies can be a right pain. My suggestion is to insist your company to make you right, quickly, and tell them to duke it out with the other company. For the short term, you might look at a rig to "get you by" until you can find a new one.

This brings to light one of the greatest weaknesses of the RV industry as a whole; no dealer network. If this were your truck, you could scour every dealer in the country for an identical (or nearly so) truck and have an answer in under an hour. If the mfrs really cared, they could do nearly the same thing by sending out an alert to every one of their regional sales teams as they =should= know who has what and to hell with the "buy local". Probably have an answer in 48 hours.

(rant=OFF)

Lyle