Quality...
I know many of you others have already had this epiphany on the poor quality of the motorhomes, trailers and campers being produced today. But I continue to be astounded at just how bad the workmanshi...
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jmtandem wrote:There's no assertions in my last post. They're all facts.
You just supported the position that Airstream quality won the war for America. As you said, both sides had airplanes, and tanks, ships, submarines, guns, cannons, military personnel, supply lines, etc. But Japan lost WWII, the first war they lost in 1800 years! So what did the Americans have that the Japanese did not (besides an atom bomb)? Yup, you guessed it-- Airstream trailer quality in everything we did. 'Airstream quality' won the war for us. I am confident that you, too, can get and maintain an Airstream quality 'Ahh Haa' moment, if you think on what you wrote. And that same quality was evident in supply line issues, resource allocations, military personnel skill levels that you cited, etc. It was everywhere then; today it is rare in RV products.
As to your assertion about a global economy today, that was outside the scope of my original comments about WWII. Yes, today we have a global economy. And most of the RVs built in Europe and Australia are better built than most American RV products. Times have changed.
