RV industry death spiral...
I'm greatly looking forward to this series of articles over the next couple of weeks: http://rvdailyreport.com/opinion/opinion-the-rv-industry-death-spiral-part-1/comment-page-1/#comment-370313 ...
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The scarcity of places to stay is one of the major reasons we gave up the RV life. Eight mpg on $4.50 a gallon fuel was a close second.
The third most irritating problem was the build quality of our 2002 Georgetown 325. It looked OK but when I got under the interior skin to repair the effects of a water leak, I found a lot of other issues. The electrical wiring had the worst workmanship and a lot of cabinetry was not secured properly. Specifically, the overhead cabinets were attached to the Styrofoam ceiling insulation, not to structure.
The third most irritating problem was the build quality of our 2002 Georgetown 325. It looked OK but when I got under the interior skin to repair the effects of a water leak, I found a lot of other issues. The electrical wiring had the worst workmanship and a lot of cabinetry was not secured properly. Specifically, the overhead cabinets were attached to the Styrofoam ceiling insulation, not to structure.
