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RE: Coleman: Goodby Fleetwood, Hello...?

Started by kathybrj, Jul 21, 2003, 10:15 PM

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B-flat

 Gone-CampingHmmmmmmmmm, I wonder what Fleetwood has to say about this.[;)]

Jeffrey

 Gone-CampingThat s a messed up post of mine above?
 
 Somehow my sig. went into a second quote, and when I pull it up to edit it.
 None of that even shows up?[&:]

B-flat

 Gone-CampingNo kidding.  I was trying to send a post and when I hit the " OK"  button my whole post disappeared.  We must have crossed up the wires on the net, Jeffrey.[8D][:D]

tlhdoc

 Gone-CampingColeman did OK building their own trailers until 1989.  My first PU was a true Coleman and not a Fleetwood.  If Coleman gets the name out of Fleetwoods hands I think they could make a go of it.  I wonder if Fleetwood bought the factory from Coleman or if they lease it.  If Fleetwood doesn t own the factory Coleman could just move right back in.  I met someone that used to work for Coleman and he told me they kept many of the employees when Fleetwood took over.

birol

 Gone-CampingI still say yeeeey for Coleman !

B-flat

 Gone-CampingIntroducing the new Koleman brand Kampers........[:D]

birol

 B-flat
 
QuoteORIGINAL:  B-flat
 
 Introducing the new Koleman brand Kampers........[:D]
 
By Fleewood ?   (Not a typo [;)])

LKaskel

 Gone-CampingI know the popup line is not the bread and butter for FFT but after the way they dealt with the owners of pop-ups with sagging roof issues I would say I d never purchase a camper built by FFT again!  I wonder if Coleman has anything to say about the roof issues?

jaycocamprs

 B-flatIt would seem that Fleetwood could keep making pop-ups, even if they
 lose in court. They would just have to change the name to one of their
 other brands, or start a new line. It would also seem that no matter
 what happens in the courts that Fleetwood would still be liable for any
 and all existing warrantees on products made by Fleetwood Folding
 Trailers. If I were running Fleetwood I would start a new line, while
 the lawyers drag things out for as long as possible. If they win in
 court they can increase market share, and if they lose they can keep a
 good bit of what they have now.