Effy wrote:
I guess what I find most surprising is that a lot of you simply don't care. I am not OCD, I am not blind to th ways of the world, but I do want that when I put my hard earned money down I expect to have a unit worthy of the cost. Granted often there are issues. But there are issues by proxy of it being a MH and issues that are obvious lack of work ethic and good old fashioned doing it right. I do things the right way or don't do it. Perhaps I expect others to do the same. I do know that in my industry mistakes are simply not tolerated. You do it right. You screw up, you fess up and fix it. Plain and simple. Am I crazy for expecting anything less, or have the rest of you gotten so accustomed to the imported junk that this is now the status quo? A screw hole in the side of a MH, evidence of a screw up and a failing check system down the line, is to be shrugged off? Not me.
"you screw up, you fess up and you fix it." So what is anybody saying that is different then what you just said here? I have seen nobody tell the OP to just leave the hole in the side of the motorhome and start using it. Even you already said you don't think he should turn the deal down. So what exactly do you want the OP to do about it? Should he maybe go to the factory and find the guy that did it and punch him in the nose? I just don't get it. The only question here is does the OP have the dealer fix it and accept the motorhome, or tell the dealer he no longer wants the motorhome.
