Entry level have anything to do with quality?
Just because an rv is an entry level coach does not mean it is inferior to other more expensive models does it? The 2016 Fleetwood Storm and Flair are entry level coaches. Have there been any issues w...
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Depends on what you look at. I've toured two builders facilities, Tiffin and Newmar. Tiffin had two lines and Newmar one at the time. Didn't matter what the model was they all came down the same line. You could have a rocks star coach following a budget model. Plumbing, electrical, appliances, sub floor, framing, and such were all the same source assembled by the same workers. The big differences was the builder produced wood products and the volume of bling.
I like my budget entry level coach. As a weekender/summer vacation owner it does everything I want. Gets me to the camp ground, has hot and cold running water, heat and AC and a fridge to keep my beverages cool. The cabinets are light weight which gives me a bigger loading reserve for my stuff. The various system are simple, easy to fix and won't cost me an arm, leg and first born male child to replace if necessary.
Now if I was full or even part timing I would want the extra bling, heavier wood work and all that other refinements that makes ruffing it a bit smoother.
I like my budget entry level coach. As a weekender/summer vacation owner it does everything I want. Gets me to the camp ground, has hot and cold running water, heat and AC and a fridge to keep my beverages cool. The cabinets are light weight which gives me a bigger loading reserve for my stuff. The various system are simple, easy to fix and won't cost me an arm, leg and first born male child to replace if necessary.
Now if I was full or even part timing I would want the extra bling, heavier wood work and all that other refinements that makes ruffing it a bit smoother.
