Calling all Newell owners!
We have been looking at building a new coach. I have read just about everything there is and checked many websites, etc. (reading since June). The Prevost conversions are beautiful coaches. The t...
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mike brez wrote:DanTheRVMan wrote:Mr.Mark wrote:
I don't want to make a mistake spending this much money. Our plan is to never buy another coach as we want this to last 20 yrs. I'm 55 and I think by 75, I'll be done with RVing.
MM.
20 yrs is a long time for stuff rolling down the highway shaking, corroding, etc. Unless of course you like working on the MH
I would buy the cheaper of the two and save for a replacement eventually.
Either way they both sound great.
I call BS on that. My POS is 20 years old and started as a bread truck besides tires and chassis components to help stop the wander I have not had any problems with it. I have spent more on replacing tvs than anything else.
I am glad you are having a good experience.
It is funny that people believe tires expire on their 6th birthday and all the rest of the polymeric materials in the coach last 20 years.:h
None of the fasteners come loose on the MH or appliances either I guess.
Contacts never corrode? Leaks never develop?
You also know for a fact that none of these high end coaches have ever burned to the ground? And I am not speaking of owner error that caused the fire.
Stuff happens
