What is the hierarchy of Gulfstreams?
I know, strange question. We are seriously looking at a 2004 Crescendo (my husband is in love with it). However, he was wondering what the "pecking" order is. I.e. Crescendo, next step up a Yellow Sto...
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If you like the Crescendo and are happy with it, that's all that really matters. It doesn't matter what pecking-order it may have. In terms of quality, its now at least 5 years old. If it still looks good, has no major issues, and fits your family's needs, then you have a winner!
The most important thing is, YOU are happy with it. It can be a Little Hobo tear drop camper from the 1970's or a multi-million dollar motor coach just off the assembly line, as long as you are happy with it and it fits your needs, who cares what others think.
The most expensive RV on the market and the highest quality one made will become trash if the owner does not take care of them. An entry level Little Hobo Tear Drop type camper can look and be pristine for 40 years if they are will taken care of. RV ranking doesn't mean much if the owners don't take care of them.
The most important thing is, YOU are happy with it. It can be a Little Hobo tear drop camper from the 1970's or a multi-million dollar motor coach just off the assembly line, as long as you are happy with it and it fits your needs, who cares what others think.
The most expensive RV on the market and the highest quality one made will become trash if the owner does not take care of them. An entry level Little Hobo Tear Drop type camper can look and be pristine for 40 years if they are will taken care of. RV ranking doesn't mean much if the owners don't take care of them.
