I bought a 2017...but its actually a 2016
Late July 2016 I bought a 2017 Grand Design Imagine 2800bh. The dealer at the time had only 2017 models on the lot, 2016’s were gone and only 2016 literature was available. 90 days after my purc...
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Mocoondo wrote:
More often than not, the chassis and the house is one year apart. The motorhome is always advertised on the year basis of the house.
Help me understand trailer type RV's in relation to the above quote (I am more familiar with TC's over any trailed RV.) Answer me this because I do not know: Do RV brands build their own chassis or are they subcontracted to a trailer manufacturer? Perhaps it is both depending on which RV?
Who generates the legal paper/ title to the RV if trailers are from an outside source? Is it generated by the builder of the chassis itself or the company that puts the "house" atop of it?
