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Re: PDI Checklist for NEW 2015 model from dealer
I used that exact same checklist. The dealer didn't use it because of the time it take. Using that checklist will take 2hrs, tell the dealership you want 2 hours to do your own check. I used blue painters tape to mark what needed to be fixed. The dealership fixed everything that was taped. Don't sign anything until you check it over.302Views0likes0CommentsRe: Devils Lake State Park
I stayed there last year and wasn't very impressed. There was lots of interesting people wondering in and out of the camp ground. The camp ground is small and there aren't very many sites that can handle a larger trailer. We stayed in site #B10 it is 53 feet long and it is easy to get into.226Views0likes0CommentsRe: Fewer pop ups out there?
RVIA’s 2014 projection for each of the major RV product types, which included: travel trailers, 206,100 units; fifth-wheels, 73,000 units; folding camping trailers, 11,000 units; truck campers, 3,500 units; combined towable, 293,600 units; Class A motorhomes, 21,000 units; Class B motorhomes, 2,600 units; Class C motorhomes, 18,300; all motorized, 41,900 units; all RVs, 335,500 This is a quote out of RV business. 11,000 units is only 3% of the total RV sales. Obviously consumers aren't to interested in pop-ups. I have noticed that there isn't as many pop-ups also. I think part of the problem is that there isn't as many manufactures making them anymore. Manufactures probably make more money off of the other type of RVs.574Views0likes0CommentsRe: Oregon Dunes-beach camping?
Mike E wrote: Jesse Honeyman SP in Florence has full hookup sites that you can directely access the dunes from this time of the year.....the gate is closed during the summer, but they open it up for the 'offseason' You will want to reserve in the back of the park, I believe it is loop H. They also have full hook-ups in that loop. This is a really nice state park with easy access to the dunes.302Views0likes0CommentsRe: PDI charges
The last trailer I bought they never even tried to charge for the PDI. When we did the PDI the salesman had a technician with him to fix all the things that were wrong. I wish most dealers would look at a PDI as a chance for good customer service not a profit point.911Views0likes0Comments
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