Anyone Like Dutchmen
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Anyone Like Dutchmen
Hi Lory, the Dutchman line can be a fine rv, and as long as you know its an entry level RV, my wifes cousin had a 24' classic 5th wheel for 8 years, that she lived in for 5 or 6 months in the winter in AZ., she never had a single problem with it and about 2 years ago she brought it back here to MN. and sold it and got the NADA average selling price for it and it didn't take more than a couple of weeks to sell. I have seen a couple of their TT that were nice, with very nice floor plans, these were nice TT's, they are not in the class of Jayco's, Holiday Ramblers, or Hitchhikers, the cost of them were far less than the other brands, good luck.
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Hi Lory, the Dutchman line can be a fine rv, and as long as you know its an entry level RV, my wifes cousin had a 24' classic 5th wheel for 8 years, that she lived in for 5 or 6 months in the winter in AZ., she never had a single problem with it and about 2 years ago she brought it back here to MN. and sold it and got the NADA average selling price for it and it didn't take more than a couple of weeks to sell. I have seen a couple of their TT that were nice, with very nice floor plans, these were nice TT's, they are not in the class of Jayco's, Holiday Ramblers, or Hitchhikers, the cost of them were far less than the other brands, good luck.
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We've had our Dutchmen 5er for about a year now. We spent a month getting out of Michigan this past winter, took it out on a few several day trips this summer, then hauled it out to Yellowstone and back. Far as I can tell it seems to be structurally sound, but some of the finishing details left a bit to be desired - nothing a semi-competent handyman like myself couldn't fix up himself.
We've had our Dutchmen 5er for about a year now. We spent a month getting out of Michigan this past winter, took it out on a few several day trips this summer, then hauled it out to Yellowstone and back. Far as I can tell it seems to be structurally sound, but some of the finishing details left a bit to be desired - nothing a semi-competent handyman like myself couldn't fix up himself.