Interesting Winnebago Article
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Harry B
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I think you forgot to include the link 
HueyPilotVN
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Click on the first word of the post
SargeW
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Shoot, the whole country is making a comeback thanks to boomers.....
Molaker
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Well, mostly. Social Security and Medicare might be getting strained a bit.SargeW said:
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TonyDtorch
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Molaker said:Well, mostly. Social Security and Medicare might be getting strained a bit.
you're right about that....better get it before it's gone.
Molaker
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One advantage to being a pre-boomer is I'll probably not be around if and when the bank busts.
Gary RV_Wizard
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"Unless"? Congress is nothing but a large group of inveterate (and incompetent) tinkerers!
Molaker
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^^^Like!Ned said:
PJ Stough
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Ned said:
All candidates are so entrenched in their party's dogma there are no fixers on any ballot. Only candidates who try and make you believe they are fixers and not tinkerers.
BTW, the biggest driver in the economic growth of the last 40 years has been cheap labor. To wit: Walmart making billions mostly by paying most of it's employees somewhere close to minimum wage.
Paul
Bill N
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RLSharp said:
Read that article a few days ago and it was very interesting. During the Grand National Rally this past July at Forest City, we took the plant tour and the guide was chock full of facts about Winnebago and the factory. One of the things that surprised me the most was that Winnebago no longer builds coaches for inventory - just too much money invested in coaches sitting around. So everything they build (or almost everything) is already sold. That may explain why I see Winnebago dealers listed in my area but seldom see many Winnebago coaches on their lots. Even Camping World maintains usually only a few Class Cs on hand. By my way of thinking, it also helps keep the price up for used Winnebagos since they are immediately available when put up for sale.
SargeW
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Tiffin has been doing that for years. Every coach that rolls off the line is sold to somebody.
