California RV Show in Pomona

We went on Friday and bought a fifth wheel trailer. Was not too impressed with the vendor tent.

We've been to quite a few of these shows, don't remember anything but******in the "junk tent". Seems like every show has a junk tent.

I bet you see an improvement in the tent / vendor part of the next show. I was there several days and the tent was weak. Attendance wise, by the first weekend they passed last year total attendance.

this is getting to be the norm at rv shows. A real shame as we would always go to just about every show we were able to just to see all the different items (and buy many) for rv's.....now it's just about everything but rv related.

Ron

We gave up going to the Pomona RV Show. The RV salespeople only wanted to slam dunk us into an RV right away, which is there job--when we indicated we were looking and comparing 5th wheels--things took a definite turn to dis-interest and rudeness. The RV vender tent was a joke when it came to actual RV products--other than Good Sam, Passport America venders and other campground groups. The RV show we have always enjoyed going to and found to carry a good variety of RV products is Quartzsite, Az. Lars

I went with a good friend on Friday. The place was all but empty; mostly sales and staff personnel. I was very disappointed in the Dynasty, not at all what it used to be.

I loved the Allegro Bus. It has risen from utilitarian quality, to a thing of luxurious beauty. I especially liked the all electric coach. I couldn't buy a new one but I could be persuaded to consider a late used one in the future.

My friend bought a Fleetwood Expedition. They have come up quite a bit since last I looked.