Fleetwood build quality?

John & Christine wrote:

newman fulltimer wrote:
They are out of buissness...

Someone should tell Fleetwood then!

Fleetwood is nothing more than a name. The original Fleetwood Maufacturing went belly up in 2010/2011 and any assets or trademarks were snatched up by an equity firm, eventually ending up under the REV group moniker. Its nothing different than a lot of the brand names Warren Buffet and Forest River acquired when the **** hit the fan, or that Thor ended up having.

newman fulltimer wrote:
They are out of buissness...

Someone should tell Fleetwood then!

They are very much in business and have a very big following.

I have a 2006 Fleetwood Tioga that was a Former Rental It has been trouble free and solid as a rock even after being in a rental fleet for 5 years.

All doors, cabinets and drawers are tight and working as they should, the fit and finish is still very good. Even all the tank sensors work!

The customer service that I have used is very good,I would not hesitate to buy another one.

No, they are not out of business.

I bought a 2005 DP new, still have it. It has held up, no major construction failures.

I have gotten good support from the factory as far as calling to ask question, ordering specialty parts. Which they charge an arm and leg for. Helped me trouble shoot a slide problem a year or so ago.

They are made on the same line as Holiday Rambler.

My friend bought a 2016 Holiday Rambler Vacationer. He hasn’t had any major issues.

I am seriously considering a 2016-17 Bounder 35K gas.

Fleetwood checks off a lot of bells and whistles.

I get that they are not built like a Foretravel but they deliver what you pay for.

They are out of buissness...