So what makes a "quality" camper?
Our Lance will celebrate its 30th birthday next year. Aside from a leak around the front window, and a black tank that jettisoned itself after hitting a huge bump, it has been flawless for us and for ...
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67Avion, you are correct, my question relates to used campers. I am trying to identify the "universal truths" related to quality, or more specifically, longevity.
Walking up to any old used camper, what visual clues could one look at to determine if we have a good one? I am thinking beyond the obvious things like stained ceilings and appliances that don't work. Are there specific methods of managing seems, certain types of window sealants, interior materials, construction methods, etc., that will indicate that this manufacturer cared about it's product.
Walking up to any old used camper, what visual clues could one look at to determine if we have a good one? I am thinking beyond the obvious things like stained ceilings and appliances that don't work. Are there specific methods of managing seems, certain types of window sealants, interior materials, construction methods, etc., that will indicate that this manufacturer cared about it's product.
