Can anyone recondmend a good Redwood dealer?

Dave & Ginny wrote:
....By the way...that's a nice looking trailer you have in your signature picture. Exel makes a nice unit.

JohnBoyToo wrote:
...While I like the Excel, I really like the site it's in !!!

IIRC, that's Broken Bow, correct ?

Thanks, we love our Excel.

You are correct, Beavers Bend State Park, Area B, site 6.

That's probably the nicest campsite I've ever had and it was the maiden voyage for my Excel Winslow.

Life is GREAT!

Dave & Ginny wrote:

Hunter11 wrote:
I was told just the opposite.

There's probably as much B.S. in those companies as there is in Washington. We'll probably never know the truth.

While I like the Excel, I really like the site it's in !!!

IIRC, that's Broken Bow, correct ?

Hunter11 wrote:
I was told just the opposite.

There's probably as much B.S. in those companies as there is in Washington. We'll probably never know the truth.

drfife wrote:
What happened to Blackwood?

By the way...that's a nice looking trailer you have in your signature picture. Exel makes a nice unit.

I was told just the opposite.

Hunter11 wrote:
I am sure they put on quite the dog and pony show at the rally. I know more of them are on the hot seat now that Emahiser was let go so we will see how things play out over the next couple of months.

He wasn't let go he quit. I was told confidentially they they weren't too happy when he left.

drfife wrote:
What happened to Blackwood?

They said that the Blackwood was a mute point because most of the buyers were loading them up with so many options that they were hitting the same mark as the Redwood.

I wonder if the Blackwood was hitting the same target market of the other Thor products like some of the Cross Roads. Why divide up customers you already have?

What happened to Blackwood?

I am sure they put on quite the dog and pony show at the rally. I know more of them are on the hot seat now that Emahiser was let go so we will see how things play out over the next couple of months.

I can honestly say that I was worried when I first looked at the Redwoods and saw that they were using Lippert frames. But, so far this year alone I've pulled my Redwood 21,450 miles without a single issue related to the frame. That's more vibration and bouncing then most trailers go through in 10 years. The 12inch frame seems to be working for my Redwood and I'm starting to look at buying another one in the near future because I like some of the new features they're coming out with.