Winnebago quality
Getting rid of our class B & getting a short C. Salesman tell me Winnebagos are worth more (better build?). Looking at a 1996 24' with 52000 miles for $16,900. This is about $3000 more than a compara...
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We did the same as triple602. The first was a Weekend Warrior 19' toyhauller. Quality was fine excecpt for a short somewhere that drained the batteries. We sold it for a Cross Roads fiver. The quality on that unit was horrible. It looked great, but within a year it was falling apart.
We had fuel problems (starving the gen), grey tank leaked and was inaccessible, wheel fell off (good thing there were 6), 30 gallon fuel tank would only hold 12, one of the 60 gallon water tanks could not be filled past about 20 gallons, and on and on. It sat on the dealer's lot for over a year after we traded it in.
Our next was a Winnibago Aspect. We have had it for over 5 years / 30k miles. Zero problems so far. The quality of Winnibago is way beyond some of the others. I suspect you could say the same for Fleetwood. There is a reason these guys have stayed in business for so many years.
We had fuel problems (starving the gen), grey tank leaked and was inaccessible, wheel fell off (good thing there were 6), 30 gallon fuel tank would only hold 12, one of the 60 gallon water tanks could not be filled past about 20 gallons, and on and on. It sat on the dealer's lot for over a year after we traded it in.
Our next was a Winnibago Aspect. We have had it for over 5 years / 30k miles. Zero problems so far. The quality of Winnibago is way beyond some of the others. I suspect you could say the same for Fleetwood. There is a reason these guys have stayed in business for so many years.
