RV's - it's all about quality

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RV's - it's all about quality
"We LOVE this coach - which is our fourth. Quality, quality, quality"
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1/30/2011 - This is by "Gaator" and is in reply an RV review on RoamingTimes.com
"RV's - it's all about quality"

We bought a 1999 Newmar London Aire in 2004. We fulltimed for three years now live it only for the winters. We LOVE this coach - which is our fourth. Quality, quality, quality. Still finding features six years later.

And another by "Derek Carnes" about Roadtrek quality:
We have a 2004 Roadtrek 190 Versatile. We really picked this model because I liked the look of it and we'd read a lot about Roadtreks but it's been really great. Another thing we wanted was to be able to park it in our driveway and not have to have storage as we had with a Fleetwood class A we owned before this. Downsizing suited us. I would say I'm really impressed with the quality of the Roadtrek. We really enjoy it.

And another by "westcoaster": The Pacific Coachwork Tango Travel Trailers are from a newer company, who bought out a closed RV factory in Riverside California and started making their own line of Trailers. The owners of the company have been in the RV business a long time, and they wanted to build better RV's than the competition. With the Tango, they have built a better trailer, lots of features for the price, 30% better insulation than other brands, better quality and construction, too! And the Tango we bought a year ago has not had a single problem! The woodwork is supurb..and it's real wood, not engineered wood products! We give it a 5 star rating, and highly recommend this brand to anyone who wants a great RV!

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