campersoc wrote:

Just throwing my 2 cents in. These are former Gulfstream Coach employees. I had a Gulfstream and thank goodness I had a good local dealer to re do the things that should have been done at the plant.

The nice stories of driving all the way back to Indiana and the great treatment is fine, but with most of the respected manufacturers, you can go back to the dealer at a time and money savings. The key that I have learned after having motorhomes for years, is finding a good dealer to purchase from and a quality product.

Owning a Tiffin, I did like the factory stories etc but have not had to go back to Alabama once.

Good luck and keep us posted.

buzzard1967 wrote:

I did state, when I was talking Nexus, that I live in Texas, and if I bought, Nexus would make the local dealership, an authorized factory dealership to fix things. Oh, the local dealership is camping world. so, I guess that would mean, any thing under factory warranty could be fixed down in Texas. I hope that is right. Also, I took a video look at the class B+. The 29, triple slide. There re just two of us, and plan to be on the road for just six to eight months a year. So,now I am just thinking that just maybe the class B vs, the C might work just as well. There seems to be more outside storage on the 29 B, vs. the 32 C. Any comments on this comparison?

thanks,
Buzz