Why aren't Truck Campers popular in W. Pa.?
I don't get it. With all the hunters, fisherman and unlimited destinations, why aren't TC's very popular in Western Pa.? Heck you can't even find a dealer with a decent inventory within 5 hours....
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ardvark wrote:mkirsch wrote:
When you get into the large RV manufacturers, it most certainly *IS* an assembly line, in the traditional Ford Model T sense even.
Not arguing that point. Simply noting not all RVs are built on assembly lines. In the thread linked above, those truck campers are not being built on an assembly line, nor are some from other manufacturers. Quality control is more variable when workers move between units rather than units moving through a series of work stations where assembly is routinized. That is my only point.
Steve
Assuming you're referring to my post, look again. They start with the most complete camper and travel down the "line" to campers in earlier stages of production. I.e. the campers are "moving through a series of work stations where assembly is routinized."
If you weren't referring to my post, nevermind.
