So, yesterday I drove my truck to my camper dealership so they could take a look at the brake controller that was not functioning.
Being a 2002 Coleman Niagra owner, I thought I had the top of the line trailer, until I started nosing around the Fleetwood Avalon. Wifey and I had talked about trading the Niagra in over the weekend, but I didn't seriously consider it . . . until I saw the Avalon. So once she inspected it, it was a done deal. We take delivery this Saturday.
Unfortunately, it has to sit in our driveway for about a month before we can take it out - doggone work schedule - but we are excited - the only drawback at this point that I see is the lack of a large storage trunk, but that is a minor inconvienance.
Oh yeah, they fixed the brake controller for free.
Brad
That's mighty expensive free service! Hope you enjoy the new camper.
Congratulations, and welcome to PUT!
Larry
Congratulations! That Avalon is a nice camper. I know you will enjoy it!
Sherry
You have to be the only one I know that spent somewhere in the neighborhood of $15,000.00 to fix a brake controller. LOL
Quote from: TheVikingYou have to be the only one I know that spent somewhere in the neighborhood of $15,000.00 to fix a brake controller. LOL
I sure hope he didn't pay that much... :yikes:
Austin (paid thousands below asking $ [which was already below list] for a new unit)
LOL - They fixed the brake controller long before I decided to buy it. When I purchased our Niagra, I spent 18 months coming and going asking tons of questions. So I am sure they were quite shocked at the seemingly quick decision.
I got a great enough deal to add in air conditioning which was not on our old trailer, I don't know if I will ever use it or not, but it should help the resale value a smidgeon.