FLAKES

It really does not matter if the TT dealer is lazy or busy. If you know what you want and the price you will pay, tell the dealer.

Buying a TT should not be a race or tricky. This is what you want, this is what you will pay; anything more comes out of the dealer's pocket.

They will either have what you want or they will not.

The dealer will not sell at a loss.

Good eye??

I found that it is not uncommon for dealers to be tardy about removing sold inventory from their listings. Drove two hundred miles out of my way to visit a dealer in Louisiana before they "discovered" their error.

Summer is a time for vacations and it's possible that they have't had a chance to update their website. We've run into similar problems over the years. Years ago I listened to a wise old camper and he told me to stop in at the dealers waiting room and speak to the people having a repair made and ask them questions about pre and post sale customer service. Only time it failed me was when Open Range was sold and refused to support warranty work. The dealer helped as much as possible but not to my satisfaction due to limits from the company who took over Open Range. To settle the issue I had to sign a non-disclosure agreement for a cash settlement.