Lynnmor wrote:
A few years ago I would have pointed you to Grand Design, now that it is no longer privately owned, just flip a coin.
Sheeze, I had always heard GD was top notch. Not anymore?
So they sold out and the corporate hacks came in and trampled over quality control for speed, like everyone else? What a shame.
OP: As always mentioned in this forum -
Buy a good toolbox and stock it well. Plan on doing many small fixes along the way. If your not a handy person, learn to be or it will cost you time and money at a repair shop, even for stupid little things.
Most all new RVs will need a bit of minor tweaking. Set the bar a little low and you shouldn't be disappointed. If you're OCD you're going to get upset because it wont be like buying a brand new car.
If you somehow manage to hit the RV lottery you will either get one that will be spectacular and never need a thing done, or one that will be a never ending nightmare of repairs.