Opps! on my previous post!

+1 texman on allot of your list.

The one thing above all I would like FR to do is QUALITYCONTROL! There is NO excuse at the R-Pod price point that such shoddy thingslike molding that is to short, lack of or slipshod caulking, should ever leavethe factory and it shouldn’t cost the consumer one more dime! I’ll also agree withtexman on they need to shore up the bath shower floors which would be a very minimalor no additional expense.  I’d gladly paya few extra dollars for FR to trash the WFCO converter and install a quality convertersuch as one by Progressive Dynamics. That improvement could be a selling pointfor FR on the R-Pod. If they are going to keep the under the kitchen countersink then I’d pay extra for a quality counter and sink. I’d also pay a fewdollars more for some decent water fixtures in the bathroom and kitchen sink.

One of the reasons I bought a R-Pod was after looking at comparablecampers like the Jayco Hummingbird it looked to me that FR used better materialand construction but now I’m beginning to wonder if this is true? It would beinteresting to me to talk to other owners of similar campers how they wouldstack up in quality and repair issues to the R-Pod. I like my R-Pod, like itallot, despite its many faults I’ve had to deal with but I’m not married to it.So, I do wonder how it’s going to perform in the long term? I do know either FR“up’s it game” in material and quality control or they will be loosing marketshare to competitors marketing similar campers.