any leverage on 2003 georgie boy from dealer?

I have a 2004 Landau 3525 TS which I bought new. Although it is considered an entry level class A, I have had many years of enjoyment out of it. As noted before, keeping up with the maintenance is the key to longevity. As far as the unit you are looking at, it does appear to have high mileage. I would be absolutely sure that maintenance is up to date. Also, check the tire dates. I suspect they may be the original (Goodyear G670) If they are in need of replacement, I would have the dealer replace them with a good quality tire at no cost to you. Negotiate for a better price, but be prepared to walk away.

btilfan wrote:
Does anyone have anything good to say about georgie boy?

I do. We bought our 2006 Pursuit new because we liked the 1997 Maverick we had before that. We went back to the dealer in 2007 with a list of 8 items to be corrected, most of them small. There was a Country Coach there with a list of 30 items. So much for 'entry level' quality.

Now, with 43,000 miles and traveling to Mexico and back every fall & spring, it is doing well. I do most of the routine maintenance myself.

Does anyone have anything good to say about georgie boy?

Plus you won't be allowed in the Mega High end RV Resorts cause your just to old. 10 year rule. That should be worth $100.00. :)

Like getting a high end YUGO

Thank you for the insight. That's exactly the kind of info I am looking for.
The dealer led me to believe it was more high end. It did look very nice.

I had a 98 Georgie boy cruisemaster, nothing but problems. Never would I buy another one!!!!!!

Georgie Boy is a low end product. Give it a very through inspection. Factor in some $$$ for repairs.

High for sure

Where R U buying from? Have U done a NADA book on it? Everyone on here will want pictures be4 commenting!