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Old 07-04-2015, 02:05 PM   #12
blw2
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Brand: Thor Motor Coach
Model: 2013 31L
State: Florida
Posts: 2,184
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When I shopped and bought a year ago, I have the impression that there's not much difference.

I didn't look that seriously at the ace/axis class, but my observations are
at a given price range/class of coach
the major components are all 3rd party and come from the same few vendors.... things like fridges, converters, stoves, water heaters, etc....

There are minor differences in style and design, which can affect quality, but not usually much....

after considering other classes and types, I ended up looking mostly at low end class c coaches.
My read was that they were all pretty much on a level field
Winnebago and Jayco in some cases maybe slightly better that Thor which might be slightly better than forest river & coachman. I'm only talking tenths of a point differences on a 1-10 scale.....
& this based mostly on little things... switch placement, material choices, perception of fit and finish.... mostly personal opinion stuff.

As others have said, I think you'll see differentials as you look at different classes of rigs.
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