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cruz-in wrote:
I suspect the same can be said for most trailer manufacturers...Until one becomes ISO 9000 certified....they will not have repeatable quality.
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bbaley wrote:ROBERTSUNRUS wrote:
Dusty is not a weasel and highly resents that statement from you.
We have a chiweenie in the group, I definitely classify her as some type of weasel (or bat if you hold her upside-down).
No offense to your non-weasel ๐
โMay-19-2016 06:02 AM
Taz 23 wrote:
and I wonder if the problem with workmanship is related to the western Keystone assembly plant. Not saying, just wondering
โMay-19-2016 05:56 AM
ROBERTSUNRUS wrote:
Dusty is not a weasel and highly resents that statement from you.
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โMay-18-2016 10:30 PM
bbaley wrote:eubank wrote:ROBERTSUNRUS wrote:
๐ Hi, "not functional" for over eleven years and still going strong.
Oh, I am so glad that I found this thread! This means that we have to get rid of our 49 year old Airstream quick! It's not functional!
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Lynn
Ok, Ok ๐
I should say comparatively functional for US"
We have an Airstream dealer right down the street - and as far as I can tell we walked through every model they make currently.
Not having popouts and various other design reasons make them feel and seem way to cramped and they layouts don't seem to lend themselves well to anyone other than a couple (2 persons who sleep in same bed) and a weasel sized dog, let alone having occasional kids along.
Jealous of the quality and form, not so much on the "function" (for us)
Now... 5 years down the road... okay. maybe ๐
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