Man, they don't make 'em like they used to
While doing a little online research, I stumbled across a couple videos of newer trailers from a popular brand, that really made me step back. Both videos were of the underbelly. In both cases the l...
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jdc1 wrote:NamMedevac 70 wrote:
Maybe they will start making todays RVs in the C country and quality will improve. You reckon????
As long as they are made in a state where the minimum wage is $7.25/hour, don't expect much.
Yes well in 2003 in Indiana I doubt if the minimum wage was even $7.00 and my R-Vision there was made good quality for my 15 years of hard use. There were also other Good quality brand TTs made there also during that time according to comments I have read on RV forums over the years. I am not familiar with today's RVs and no longer attend the RV shows.
Management and shareholders attitude about quality is a major player along with complacent buy in a hurry attitudes of many new RVers.
