Fiberglass Cracking on my 2015 Montana
Well my shop just called. My rig is been in for repairs for a broken wall support for 13 weeks and they just found another issue. They found a series of horizontal cracks in the fiberglass above the b...
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omextreme wrote:
I posted this on the Montana forums as well,
Just to update the group. Keystone has not returned my calls however they did call the shop. They want the shop to cut into or cut out (not sure which) the fiberglass and patch the cracks. I am horrified by this idea but the shop says it is not a big deal, they have body guys and a paint both large enough for the whole unit to go in to be repainted.
I think I have to let them at least try the repair, they need 10 days to do it so we shal see.
In the mean time I think i need to get my ducks in a row on the laws concerning "Lemon" Status.
My question is what states lemon laws prevail, Purchase state or registration state? I am assuming the state where i bought it (Florida) Not my state (Georgia) Also does it matter that I have not actually registered it yet? We bought it in September and by the time the Title arrived the unit was banished to the RV shop so I have not had the motivation to get it Titled in GA and pay the registration fees and Taxes.
Thanks
Adam
1. AFAIK lemon laws DO NOT apply to vehicles like trailers
2. You better double check on this whole lack of titling and registration thing. You might discover you're in trouble here for failing to register and title the vehicle withing the prescribed time frame after you acquire it. You local/state tax laws might also be an issue. These entities don't really care if you drive it or not, they care about the time you have actually owned the vehicle.
Larry
