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Old 11-29-2016, 09:49 PM   #81
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I was at CW last week and mentioned this thread. The service writer said she calls them all "coach". She said 1 woman (was no lady) got in a real huff when her TT was called a camper and one couple has named their MH and expects it to be called by name. No such thing as a camper, PU, A-frame, TT, 5er, MH are all a coach!
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Old 11-29-2016, 10:13 PM   #82
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That's funny because at the RV dealer where I purchased my TT, all the sales and service people refer to all the different RVs/campers, etc. as coaches. Nothing else. So I am also very familiar with the term "coach" and when working with my RV dealer, use the same term as they do! When in Rome and all that jazz!
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