A lesson for RV shoppers
My son is looking for a bunk/outdoor kitchen TT. He and his wife found the perfect model that fit all of their needs. It was an 2013 Open Range LT308BHS. I went to look at it on Friday and found a cou...
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ol Bombero-JC wrote:toedtoes wrote:Dtank wrote:rjxj wrote:
Do not believe ONE word of what they tell you........:)
RV 101...:S
They = ANYONE and EVERYONE at an RV dealership!!
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And ANYONE and EVERYONE selling an RV period. Owner sellers are just as notorious for hiding, lying, cheating, etc.
Never trust anything you're told by anyone.
Does that include info dispensed on internet forums?..:@
Good point (& true) - however the dealerships are supposed to be the
"pros in the know" (and listed in the BBB, etc., etc) - as opposed to private party amateurs.
(Some of whom genuinely may not know their RV has problems)
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I have found that most private party amateurs know exactly what is wrong with their RV - that's why they're selling it.
And yep, info dispensed on internet forums is one of the top 3 "don't believe it"... That's why I always do my own research and find multiple source types to verify the info I've been given.
