If you have been anywhere close to Elkhart and northern Indiana this summer, this should come as no surprise. The RV industry seems to take the attitude that if things are going great, we are going to produce as many hundreds of thousands of units as we can. There isn't a field or vacant lot up here that doesn't have anywhere from a few dozen to a few hundred RV's sitting on it. You wonder where they are all going. So crazy, but it has always been like this. They "make hay while the sun shines." It is only reasonable that things will have to slow down because they don't manufacture based on the economy. They manufacture because of the economy with no end game in sight. So then once they have overproduced product, they have to slow it down. No surprise there.
Dale
