Oliver

[trumpetguy]

I spent six hours at the Oliver plant yesterday. What an impressive operation. After seeing the quality of the materials they use it is easy to see why these trailers are expensive. The trailer feels like a high end sailboat. The fittings are marine grade, and a lot of thought has gone into details.

I will be placing my order for a Legacy Elite II 23.5 later today, and my Casita will be up for sale as soon as I get a delivery date for the Oliver.


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[blodn1]

Congratulations! Exactly my impressions. In addition, Robert and Alicia are so knowledgeable and helpful I wouldn't think of turning to another.

[Steve Outlaw]

Well David, I'm glad to hear your Plant tour was enjoyable. I know you will be enjoying your new Oliver for a long long time.

[Darral]

I live in Columbia- about 30 miles west of (Hohenwald) the Oliver factory. Ironically, I've driven to Backus, MN and own a 2010 Scamp. The O factory closed about 2009 during the "recession". It's on my bucket list for a tour! They had one at our Scamp camp last year in Piney....they're beautiful and very "classy" FG's... definitely the "Airstream" of FG trailers!

Darral

Originally Posted by trumpetguy

I spent six hours at the Oliver plant yesterday. What an impressive operation. After seeing the quality of the materials they use it is easy to see why these trailers are expensive. The trailer feels like a high end sailboat. The fittings are marine grade, and a lot of thought has gone into details.

I will be placing my order for a Legacy Elite II 23.5 later today, and my Casita will be up for sale as soon as I get a delivery date for the Oliver.


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