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We've been fulltiming since 2005. We travel all year. At times you hardly ever saw another RV out there on the roads. This year I would say there were more RV's we have seen traveling in a long time. I know that's nothing official, but campgrounds are fuller as well.
If you spend any time in northern Indiana, you know that every field and parking lot is crammed full of units. Manufacturers run out of places to store them, so they put them anywhere. Thousands of units just waiting to be shipped out. It's like the industry ignores signals. If the economy is good, they produce until the bottom falls out, then they stop. Like another poster mentioned, they reach the saturation level, but keep going. I think sometimes they are their own worst enemy.
Dale
If you spend any time in northern Indiana, you know that every field and parking lot is crammed full of units. Manufacturers run out of places to store them, so they put them anywhere. Thousands of units just waiting to be shipped out. It's like the industry ignores signals. If the economy is good, they produce until the bottom falls out, then they stop. Like another poster mentioned, they reach the saturation level, but keep going. I think sometimes they are their own worst enemy.
Dale