Manufacturers - How Do You Answer This
This is one aspect of why I am leery of an aluminum framed camper, not to mention a newer, expensive camper. Of course the extremely poor quality craftsmanship could be duplicated in a wood-framed cam...
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ReadyToGo wrote:
I look at what the current C's look like compared to my 2001 and know that I will never get the quality that I have, again.
That means, that I will be keeping mine and willingly put money into it instead of throwing away money on a newer one.
There is not a single place where they could have put a drawer or a door, which means that I have much more accessible spaces. Real hard wood. Sound proofing materials. Double kitchen sink.
What do they do now? Plywood, single round sink, bench seats without an end door, noisier, drawers that have cheap hardware.
There are a few manufacturers out there that still put quality to the top of their "to do" list, unfortunately they are few and far between. Our Nexus is framed in steel, fiberglass roof and end caps, Azdell instead of Luan or plywood, electric awning, heated tanks, innerspring mattress.... the list goes on and on. Born Free, Lazy Days Platinum and a few others also have a reputation for building them right but the old adage "You get what you pay for" rings true.
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