Sunseeker Construction
I note that Forest River Sunseeker Class C advertises no wood construction in the walls. What does this realistically mean? If water gets into the wall will there be no structural damage? What abo...
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It is good to read that Forest River is waking up to making a better unit.
Four to six years ago, new Forest River owners were complaining they saw sunlight beaming inside their hanging cabinets inside the motor home. This from a very poor roof-to-wall design and workmanship. Dealers solved it with caulk. Yikes! I remember thinking that is one manufacture I'd like to see go out of business.
I was determined to help people identify shotty construction and consider spending the same money on a lightly used quality built rig. That lengthy reply of mine that you run into now and then, got longer and longer.
Four to six years ago, new Forest River owners were complaining they saw sunlight beaming inside their hanging cabinets inside the motor home. This from a very poor roof-to-wall design and workmanship. Dealers solved it with caulk. Yikes! I remember thinking that is one manufacture I'd like to see go out of business.
I was determined to help people identify shotty construction and consider spending the same money on a lightly used quality built rig. That lengthy reply of mine that you run into now and then, got longer and longer.
