Buying an "Orphan"?
We have been looking for small, around 20', travel trailer and came across one we like, the Evergreen I-Go. When I tried to google the company, I found they went out of business, how sad for the work...
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MrWizard wrote:
what year ?
factory support ? warranty etc..only for brand new, fix what went wrong things
an RV unlike a car is mostly made up of items/appliances and furniture
mfg by other companies that are still in business
its like buying a house, but with wheels
the rv builder, built the shell floor walls ceiling etc
everything inside that you use was mfg by other companies most who are still in business
Where factory support become useful is for the shell itself. Yes but if you can contact the original builder of the house it will always be to your advantage.
I agree an orphan unit should not be a true deal breaker especially if it is a manufacturer you like with a stellar reputation, But given the choice between Orphan an non orphan why go orphan?
