Winnebago Journey
What do you all think about a 2000 or newer Winnebago Journey? I am not in the market for one now of course. but see them affordable enough if you go back to 2000-2004 year models. Are Winnebagos w...
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Okay, I have a better idea. First I have never seen any WBGO w/ a C-9. I do love my C-7 but I have spent some $$'s tweeting it and pampering it. I do like my Freighter chassis too. The support from them is fantastic. I have been to Gaffney three times for service and to Camp Freighter twice. Plan to attend again as I always learn something.
Now to WBGO. It is probably not the mh I would have chosen had I know we were going to full time but it is the one we had that was paid off when we made the decision. It is a lot like any cookie cutter production builds. I don't know is I subscribe to that don't buy a production product built on a Monday or a Friday. You should take the factory tour and judge for yourself the quality of the workmanship of course allowing how things have changed since '04,'05. Personally I think WBGO has gone more toward the business end of selling mh's then building them.
I will tell you after ten years w/ this floor plan we are seriously thinking of some serious $$'s to update and remodel. We have done several upgrades on our own already. Flat screen tv's, Amish cooling unit, l.e.d.'s, Oxgenic shower, M.C.D. shades, new satellite just to name a few off the top of my head.
What needs to be done after ten years is to replace carpet with something else. Adjust slides and re paint the bad WBGO paint job. That is my short list. DW want new fabric on trim and dinette and we are both still searching for the ultimate bed.
If we do all that we will certainly keep the rig. However if we get a new rig I doubt it will be a WBGO.
Now to WBGO. It is probably not the mh I would have chosen had I know we were going to full time but it is the one we had that was paid off when we made the decision. It is a lot like any cookie cutter production builds. I don't know is I subscribe to that don't buy a production product built on a Monday or a Friday. You should take the factory tour and judge for yourself the quality of the workmanship of course allowing how things have changed since '04,'05. Personally I think WBGO has gone more toward the business end of selling mh's then building them.
I will tell you after ten years w/ this floor plan we are seriously thinking of some serious $$'s to update and remodel. We have done several upgrades on our own already. Flat screen tv's, Amish cooling unit, l.e.d.'s, Oxgenic shower, M.C.D. shades, new satellite just to name a few off the top of my head.
What needs to be done after ten years is to replace carpet with something else. Adjust slides and re paint the bad WBGO paint job. That is my short list. DW want new fabric on trim and dinette and we are both still searching for the ultimate bed.
If we do all that we will certainly keep the rig. However if we get a new rig I doubt it will be a WBGO.
