My Wildwood TT has the Northwest Package BUT... what exactly does the Northwest Package contain??? The holding tanks are not heated but the underbelly is enclosed in a membrane / insulation.. What is the Northwest Package??
My guess is a collection of small things such as a special interior color that can be used by the dealers as a way of not having to compete with someone else's trailer.
"Oh we sell the "Northwest Package" therefore the other dealer with his plain trailer isn't selling the same product, that's why ours is more expensive"
I see this a lot at the local "big box" RV dealer here. There really is no significant difference in many cases. It's a marketing thing and a way to negate competing with the other guy.
Just my guess...
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I'm sure the "Northwest Package" is a legitimate factory feature. There is a factory sticker by the entry door stating the Northwest Package. I know it means that the tanks are heated and floor has insulation. What I want to know is if the wall and floor insulation is increased over a model without this feature? I'm referring specifically to a 2004 Salem F23 RBS 5th wheel model.
Seeing that this thread is over 6 years old, not sure if it's even a feature anymore.
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