Lazy Daze motor homes?
I'm kind of intrigued by the claims of this brand of MH about the quality, durability, driveability and quietness. One thing that's obvious is how nice they look even pretty old. Would like to hear fr...
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Lazy Daze produces factory-direct (no dealers), well-designed, engineered, and built class C models using Ford E450 chassis; they do not produce any model with a slide, and they will not do "custom" mods outside of a short list of "options".
They are a small "stand behind our product" operation with limited production based on chassis allocation from Ford and careful quality control along each step of the build line. Getting a new LD is about an 18-month process, i.e., get on a waiting list to order, place the order, then wait for delivery. Used LDs do come up on RV classified sites, e.g., RV Trader, and the Lazy Daze owners forum includes a "Wanted/For Sale" category. Questions about any and all aspects of LDs are addressed and discussed on the owners' message board:
http://www.lazydazeowners.com/index.php
My LD is 15 years old with over 111k miles; it's in great shape. *No* RV is perfect, and LD is no exception, but if I wanted a new RV, it would without question be another LD; the original selling points of high build quality, NO dealers, "the price is the price", and ongoing factory support are (for me and for many other owners) as valid today as they were when I first took delivery.
They are a small "stand behind our product" operation with limited production based on chassis allocation from Ford and careful quality control along each step of the build line. Getting a new LD is about an 18-month process, i.e., get on a waiting list to order, place the order, then wait for delivery. Used LDs do come up on RV classified sites, e.g., RV Trader, and the Lazy Daze owners forum includes a "Wanted/For Sale" category. Questions about any and all aspects of LDs are addressed and discussed on the owners' message board:
http://www.lazydazeowners.com/index.php
My LD is 15 years old with over 111k miles; it's in great shape. *No* RV is perfect, and LD is no exception, but if I wanted a new RV, it would without question be another LD; the original selling points of high build quality, NO dealers, "the price is the price", and ongoing factory support are (for me and for many other owners) as valid today as they were when I first took delivery.
