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Car Forum / Driving, Maintenance, Tuning / RVs / July 2008Winnebago on verge of collapse!
The RV market has dried up. Winnebago is down 70%: http://www.signonsandiego.com/news/business/20080721-0802-winnebago-ceo.html The price of gas is still less than it was in 1979 adjusted for inflation. This says people who buy RV have their eyes bigger than their wallets. In other words they are financially wreckless. What is the nature of people who are wreckless? Think of how they drive. Think of them saddling the next generation with the costs of their largess. They are pigs! Bike sales are up by 40%. There are a lot more bikes on the roads and many, many less RVs. The air is cleaner, places less crowded and people are regaining their health. RVers were always what was wrong with Amerika. They are pigs! Oink! Oink! So, freedom is bad? Plonk! MV > The RV market has dried up. Winnebago is down 70%: > [quoted text clipped - 21 lines] > > They are pigs! "Norman Nescio" <nobody@duzin.com> wrote in message It is not Norman Nescio, it's Nomen Nescio. It is Latin for "name unknown". | "Norman Nescio" <nobody@duzin.com> wrote in message | | It is not Norman Nescio, it's Nomen Nescio. It is Latin for "name | unknown". It's only Shad under a different name at the same ISP address. He probably mis-spelled the name "Nomen" because he loves men with shaved bodies in spandex! ":o) > The RV market has dried up. Winnebago is down 70%: > [quoted text clipped - 21 lines] > > They are pigs! Zt doesn't matter how fuel is related to the price of 1979. What matters is the reality of now. The price is crippling budgets of most folks. They may not be starving but their American Dream is not what it was. RVers are not the proble of America. RVers are Americans. It is no sin to want to get enjoyment out of life. It is sick to say we are less than rigeous if we don't suffer daily. That;s the one theme that comes through with what is typically regarded as the Liberal crowd. They believe that American don't suffer enough or sacrafice enough. I still remember Jommy Carter saying that Americans have had it too easy too long. Americans are going to have to pay a lot more for a lot less. That's socialist and sick. The Globalist Big Business have their own brand of socialism and are making it a reality though. In their quest for ultimate wealth they are bringing economic and spiritual gloom to America. They took our wealth and spread it about preaching betterment of the world population. All they have accomplished is bringing gloom to America while they have taken more/ most of our wealth. In order to have great wealth you have to have poverty. It is really that simple. The 6000 or soaccording to someone's estimate of the Global Economic Ruling Aristocracy have seen their wealth greatly multiply. Where did it come from. Us! Think that million dollars, in your retirement is a lot? It wuld have been in 1950, or even 1970. or even 1980. > Zt doesn't matter how fuel is related to the price of 1979. What matters > is the reality of now. The price is crippling budgets of most folks. [quoted text clipped - 19 lines] > Think that million dollars, in your retirement is a lot? It wuld have > been in 1950, or even 1970. or even 1980. Ah, yes! After crawling my way through the misspellings and grammatical errors, I see the problem: No matter what the situation, it has been caused by "liberals" or by corporations (generally run by "conservatives") that have taken over for the Socialists. And if you are going to impugn Jimmy (I spelled that correctly) Carter, how about a good word for (thankfully former) Senator Phil Gramm, who recently said about the same thing? Damned conspirators! Under almost every rug! KWH >> Zt doesn't matter how fuel is related to the price of 1979. What >> matters is the reality of now. The price is crippling budgets of most [quoted text clipped - 33 lines] > > KWH I might need a speeel checker. I caan pay you 6.00 an hour with a chance for a raise, in six months, Shad, is it true that after a bicycle trek, you guys all go into a shower room and smell each other's Spandex? Rumors abound. >The RV market has dried up. Winnebago is down 70%: > [quoted text clipped - 21 lines] > >They are pigs! The time to buy an RV is when no one else wants one. At least, that is when the price gets right. Sounds like the time is near. oink. >> The RV market has dried up. Winnebago is down 70%: >> [quoted text clipped - 27 lines] > > oink. Some are at or near the bottom figure on the NADA website the past couple of days. I didn't think I ever wanted to own a motorhome, but it's getting more enticing!! I just saw a motorhome that has been garaged all it's life that only has only 14,000 miles. The owner just installed a new set of tires, including the spare. It's a 29 footer - just our size, and looks like new inside and out. The asking price - $12,500. NADA - $19,500. So, what if it's 12 years old? Tom J |
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