Keystone Slidewall Structual damage issue
We bought a brand new 2016 Keystone Bullet 287 QBS, off of the manufacturer floor through a local dealer, in 2016. We loved the trailer and the trailer layout. We got it home and the electrical issues...
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CA Traveler wrote:
Sounds like a scam to get the insurance to pay.
Plus they DON'T KNOW the extent of they problem until it's open, so $7500 might be a down payment.
My 2 cents: If there is no roof damage there could be some when the adjustor arrives for the insurance inspection.
That's what I think too. I don't like it when people are "shady". It makes me think of they can be shady about that, what are they being shady to us about. We didn't think there was roof damage not have they showed us pictures. Our insurance didn't do a walk up inspection, just pictures (USAA)...but we have yet to see the roof damage pics. And you make an excellent point about once it gets opened the damage. I'll have to try to remind my hubby of that!
