How long to build Class A Gas motorhome
Hi guys, Do you know how long it takes an RV manufacturer to build a Class A Gas Motorhome? I’ve heard anything between 30 and 60 days. That seemed like quite a span to me but maybe that’s due to C...
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Hi Mondooker,
While our experience dates back to 2004, we ordered our Class A gasser on May 5 and picked it up the second week in July. HOWEVER, within that time was the model-year change over which added an additional delay of several weeks or so, ours ended up being a 2005 model. We did order a model with full-body paint & upgraded cabinets (which are REALLY nice...REAL wood cabinets! LOL), so there was some customization required.
THAT said, I know that due to COVID, supply chains are fouled up in many industries, so what is considered "normal" might be extended weeks or months as industries need to wait for their suppliers to play catch-up. When we bought ours, for some reason the propane ovens installed in the rigs were in short supply, and we ended up opting for a rig without one...though originally we wanted one. The convection/microwave is almost as good, but still. Sometimes things happen which messes up potential delivery times. With COVID, that seems to be fairly common at this point in time.
~Rick
While our experience dates back to 2004, we ordered our Class A gasser on May 5 and picked it up the second week in July. HOWEVER, within that time was the model-year change over which added an additional delay of several weeks or so, ours ended up being a 2005 model. We did order a model with full-body paint & upgraded cabinets (which are REALLY nice...REAL wood cabinets! LOL), so there was some customization required.
THAT said, I know that due to COVID, supply chains are fouled up in many industries, so what is considered "normal" might be extended weeks or months as industries need to wait for their suppliers to play catch-up. When we bought ours, for some reason the propane ovens installed in the rigs were in short supply, and we ended up opting for a rig without one...though originally we wanted one. The convection/microwave is almost as good, but still. Sometimes things happen which messes up potential delivery times. With COVID, that seems to be fairly common at this point in time.
~Rick
