Best fiberglass RVs?

[Andrew Gibbens]

Originally Posted by Carol H

....seem to recall (could be wrong) that the older Fiat's involved Lord Lucas, The King of Darkness

Be fair - Joseph Lucas was only The Prince of Darkness and none of his products were found on Fiats of that vintage. They often had Magneti Marelli components and, if you want to have nightmares, I can tell you that Lucas components would often be a step up in waterproofness.....

[Jim Bennett]

Originally Posted by Carol H

! bet you felt good knowing it wasnt your trailer and that Reece was probable around to supervise!

Yeah, my trailer was not even hatched at that point, and it was Reace's saw that I borrowed.

[Carol H]

Originally Posted by Andrew Gibbens

Be fair - Joseph Lucas was only The Prince of Darkness and none of his products were found on Fiats of that vintage. They often had Magneti Marelli components and, if you want to have nightmares, I can tell you that Lucas components would often be a step up in waterproofness.....

Thanks Andrew for setting the wiring make straight - as mentioned I kind of recalled it may not have been Lucas.... sorry though to hear it was worse than that.

[Frederick L. Simson]

May we get back to the topic at hand, please?

I believe it was a qualitative critique of Molded Fiberglass trailer brands.

[David Tilston]

My purchasing history is a testament to my favorite brand. The things that I like about Trilliums are:
1) Fibreglass bottom, with drainage troughs on the sides.
2) Fibreglass interior.
3) Gravity feed furnace
4) Windows everywhere
5) Slightly squarer design gives a roomier feel
6) Build quality
7) frame design

I am also a fan of the Bigfoot brand. I am especially fond of the fifth wheel and the 19' in the 80's vintage.
I like:
1) The build quality. Every one I have been in felt like they were made well.
2) The floor plan.
3) Winterized options