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Originally Posted by Lt Dan
The first two days of the build gets a lot of "hidden" things like wiring and plumbing installed so take lots of photos. Take you a folding camp chair to follow along and don't be afraid to ask questions. Everyone on the line was very gracious and welcoming to us. If you can stay for the entire build and paint, it's a great experience. If not, try to be there at least through the main plant assembly which takes about four days.
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Thanks Lt Dan.
We've taken the plant tour twice. We tried to do our homework once we decided that "full timing" was what we wanted to do. We visited Winnebago, Thor, Tiffin, Thor (2nd time), Newmar ....and then back again to Tiffin (as final confirmation). We have seen owners with their lawn chairs sitting on the line watching their home being built!).
You're right, the team members on the production floor are extremely helpful and were always willing to answer any questions that we had -- and even offered suggestions after asked us about how we were planning to use the coach.
I've always taken pictures of our S&B houses as they were being built so I knew what was hidden behind the drywall once it was in place....the pictures really came in handy more than once, so I plan to do the same with this "home".
...pretty excited .... and trying to be patient as we wait to receive the build schedule.
Dale.
We have an order number but no build schedule....yet.
2017 Phaeton 40IH XSH Maroon Coral - Power Glide Chassis with IFS
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