2011 Itaska Navion - Missing Parts

[lsmcclare]

We purchased a new 2011 Itasca Navion 24J in April, now with 6000 Miles. We are very pleased with the quality of this unit and the fuel economy vs our previous 34’ diesel pusher. Any warranty items discovered are very minor.

After purchase we noted there were some items missing, (a) and (b) are listed in the Operator’s Manual:
(a) The Air Pump and Tire Sealant Bottle from the drivers door compartment (b) The First Aid Kit from the passengers door compartment
(c) The inside rear view mirror, possibly not considered necessary but we find useful to monitor conditions inside the van while traveling.

I would like to hear from other owners of the Navion or View who purchased new vehicles from a dealer if these items were included with your purchase

[MutinyGuy]

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Originally Posted by lsmcclare We purchased a new 2011 Itasca Navion 24J in April, now with 6000 Miles. We are very pleased with the quality of this unit and the fuel economy vs our previous 34’ diesel pusher. Any warranty items discovered are very minor. After purchase we noted there were some items missing, (a) and (b) are listed in the Operator’s Manual: (a) The Air Pump and Tire Sealant Bottle from the drivers door compartment (b) The First Aid Kit from the passengers door compartment (c) The inside rear view mirror, possibly not considered necessary but we find useful to monitor conditions inside the van while traveling. I would like to hear from other owners of the Navion or View who purchased new vehicles from a dealer if these items were included with your purchase

I have not read about anyone with a View/Navion that received those items. If you purchased a MB Sprinter van from MB then I would expect those items would be included. You can always call Winnebago and ask them as well.

Jim

[RickO]

The folks in Winnie customer service are great to work with so I'd give them a call and talk to them about it.

Rick