Is that panel magnetic? If it isn't, zero to worry about. It was primed and cleared, so about the same. Most people will get tired of the negatives that last long after the novelty wears off in 2-5 years and trade it in on the next fad. Wash, rinse, repeat.
Mmm, small enclosed trailer, destroying the latrine in the middle of the night, humid conditions, road food. May I suggest an ensuite (quick pitch brand)?
As someone who RVs for work, everything is now booked out months in advance. When I was working in Huntsville, AL last year, popular places like Guntersville reservoir were booked out into June when I was inquiring in early March. I imagine things are worse now. Certainly takes some spontaneity...
Just because you can, doesn't mean you should. I tow a 3,500 lbs. max gross (3,000 lbs. empty/dry) travel trailer around the country with a F250 and it does so with little fanfare. I tried the same thing with a 2000 Ford Ranger rated at 5,080 lbs. and I readily admit it was the second most...
I retort, what part of 'scheduled builds," a widely used and accepted phrase, which appears in the title of this thread, did you either not comprehend or ignored so you could smarm about something else completely unrelated to anything being discussed in said thread?
How are vehicles yet to be produced that have been delayed until after the stated schedule dates be on Ice Mountain? You seem to be suffering from premature logical fallacy correction cranial posterior reduction...