When I first ordered I was told 8 weeks and after about 6 weeks I was emailed an off-line date. Turns out he emailed me on the build date.
It was pretty much on time, but I had a slight delay getting the trailer delivered to the dealer - a shortage of drivers.
Slightly OT - but speaking of drivers - I wonder if that is a full time job or maybe an "on call as needed" position. Might be a good job if you want to tow/drive new RV's to the various dealers.
The suspense is killing me. What did you order?
Ps awhile back I spoke with someone who used to deliver rv's but he could not justify working for $5.00/hr so he sold me his brand new Reese signature hitch for a steel of a price
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2008 Cardinal 30RKLE 5th wheel sold
2006 Rockwood 2607, 2001 Traillite
55 nights 2009, 53 for 2010
44 for 2011, 38 for 2012, 35 for 2013, 51 for 2014
The drivers are either independent or they are dealership employees. A friend now picks up work driving to and from IN for a few local dealers. I think he really enjoys it and I'll guarantee he gets more than $5 per hour. As he explained it to me when I last so him at an RV show last February, its up to him to negotiate the contract including pay plus mileage.
BTW, he's my age (late 40's) and retired - comfortably so. He just likes to drive.
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Scott
DW, 3 Kids and our Goldens
2012 Shamrock 233S
2008 Toyota Sequoia 5.7L 4WD
The drivers are either independent or they are dealership employees. A friend now picks up work driving to and from IN for a few local dealers. I think he really enjoys it and I'll guarantee he gets more than $5 per hour. As he explained it to me when I last so him at an RV show last February, its up to him to negotiate the contract including pay plus mileage.
BTW, he's my age (late 40's) and retired - comfortably so. He just likes to drive.
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