LuckeyUs
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Now looking at Winnebagos & Tiffins. Since there are many more Winnebagos to look at here, and seem to have more to offer for the price, are there any discernible differences that would make us choose to wait for a Tiffin?
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Branson N Tucson
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Yes . Tiffin track record.
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Two Hands
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Tiffin, if only for their great service reputation.
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chuckftboy
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Winnebago has givin me greate tech support and the quality of their coaches goes without exception. Fit and finish is almost perfect. I looked at Newmar, Tiffin and Winnebago, all for their build quality and although I would have been happy with any one of them, I absolutely do not regret my choise.
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DownTheAvenue
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Ford vs. Chevrolet. Which is better?
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IB853347201
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Winnebago for their outstanding service and support and their quality. They stand behind their products for years after purchase. They will even fabricate a part for you if no longer available such as body molds, tanks, dashboards, etc. A friend of mine has a 1974 Winnebago Indian that needed a new fresh water tank. They made one for him last year. Price was around $200. I hear Tiffin is good too but I also hear about issues with discontinued parts from frustrated Tiffin owners...….
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Airdaile
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The Itasca line of Winnebago approaches the quality of a Tiffin.
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Ed C
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We had 3 Winnebagos and all were great. For gas or entry diesel I would also consider Newmar. If you are going higher up Newmar or Entegra. Tiffin would not be on my list (been to their factory)
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rr2254545
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Airdaile wrote:The Itasca line of Winnebago approaches the quality of a Tiffin.
Absolutely no difference in the Itasca and Winnebago coaches - just the name
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Ranger Smith
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Ed C wrote:We had 3 Winnebagos and all were great. For gas or entry diesel I would also consider Newmar. If you are going higher up Newmar or Entegra. Tiffin would not be on my list (been to their factory)
I would go with a Tiffin over a Thor Integra any day. I do not consider an Entegra a "top" of the line coach except for price. I would go with a Winnebago over Tiffin just because of parts availability. If Winnebago doesn't have it in stock they will make it for you. Been there . . . done that. Had part in 2 weeks that they had to make.
On another note Tiffin will generally repair things for no charge even when out of warranty. Been therre . . . Done That also.
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