Decisions were made, Money was sent..Now we wait

[ShelbyTom1]

Well after about two years of research and delays we have finally decided on our dealer, options and specials.
We have ordered our new 2020 Dutch Star 4081.
As it turned our the delay worked in our favor as the new 4081 floor plan solved the small corner shower issue and several options became standard features.
I really appreciate the information shared on this forum.
After lurking for the past few years I finally signed on so I can provide information to those who need it.
Over the last year or so I have made lists of others options and specials.
Thanks to DS Don, Kpecks, NealC, Turbopilot and many many others who have shared their information and experiences.
This made it easier to weed out the things we needed (wanted) and did not want.

NOW WE WAIT !.......IS IT NOVEMBER YET?

[TJ]

Congratulations, Tom! Welcome to the Newmar family.

One small piece of bad news, however; "November" is about three years away...or so it will seem! Sorry to tell you that, but we've been that route too. Not to worry; the wait...real and perceived...will all be worth it when you take delivery of your new coach.

Naturally, we will all expect photos as soon as you get the new coach. No photos...it didn't happen!

TJ

[Dutch Star Don]

Tom....ours was delivered November 6th, so it went through the build process in October. If you can swing it, it was a fun trip to fly out, watch the build for three days and do some sightseeing, including the RV Museum. It kind of took the edge off of not having an RV for several months.

If you're doing FPU.....never mind!

[ShelbyTom1]

Originally Posted by Dutch Star Don

Tom....ours was delivered November 6th, so it went through the build process in October. If you can swing it, it was a fun trip to fly out, watch the build for three days and do some sightseeing, including the RV Museum. It kind of took the edge off of not having an RV for several months.

If you're doing FPU.....never mind!

DS Don,
We are not doing a FPU and we might fly out to see it being built. I know by reading your posts last year that it was a great experience.
We were there at the end of June and took the tour.
Fortunately we still have our 2000 Mountain Aire.