What the RV Industry needs and how it works.
I haven't posted for a while. Mostly happy trouble free camping has kept me a lurker. Trouble free however must have context, i'm a handy guy. A small insurance claim and having a kid has me assessing...
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FWIW. We bought a 2004 Airstream 28 Safari and sold it in 2008. Of all the rvs, it was a source of great pride at the time. But, peeling clear coat,corrosion, and then soft spots in the plywood flooring ended that love affair. It was then all metal top to bottom or I'm out of the hobby. I experimented with liv in lite but saw what direction they were going. It had a slide with issues. Never again a slide for me.
So, this came along and well its different. Way over built for our use. But, the industry needs to see what ATC is offering. Perfect for all? No. Expensive? Long term I submit no. Its a minefield for those who invest big dollars and time into this activity. Peel the onion back, do a deep dive.
So, this came along and well its different. Way over built for our use. But, the industry needs to see what ATC is offering. Perfect for all? No. Expensive? Long term I submit no. Its a minefield for those who invest big dollars and time into this activity. Peel the onion back, do a deep dive.
