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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Hi All.
Hey, through all the bad years when a whole lot of RV Manufactors were goingx under, just because of the Crappy Products that they through at us for years.
But one of the companys, espically Truck Campers, was Northwood Industries, as they never did even shut down for a little bit. They also make the "Artic Fox" and the "Desert Fox" and the different size TT's and 5er's, was the "NASH LINE"
We even owned a Nash 5er for many years. We would take an all metal Studded Walls in a heart beat. Even our "REXHALL Motorhome" is all metal caged. No worries about any rotted wall studs in any "Northwood Industries Products", or in any Rexall Motorhomes". Just our two cents worth. We have also never owned any RV at any time that ever got even a tiny bit of rot anywhere at all, ever.
Good Luck. Happy Travels. Dan & Jill & our two Small "Yorkie Kids", who love to travel as much as we do
Hey, through all the bad years when a whole lot of RV Manufactors were goingx under, just because of the Crappy Products that they through at us for years.
But one of the companys, espically Truck Campers, was Northwood Industries, as they never did even shut down for a little bit. They also make the "Artic Fox" and the "Desert Fox" and the different size TT's and 5er's, was the "NASH LINE"
We even owned a Nash 5er for many years. We would take an all metal Studded Walls in a heart beat. Even our "REXHALL Motorhome" is all metal caged. No worries about any rotted wall studs in any "Northwood Industries Products", or in any Rexall Motorhomes". Just our two cents worth. We have also never owned any RV at any time that ever got even a tiny bit of rot anywhere at all, ever.
Good Luck. Happy Travels. Dan & Jill & our two Small "Yorkie Kids", who love to travel as much as we do
