Cyclone 3850 by Heartland RV

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News from the RV Capital of the World, Elkhart, IN. Brought to you by RV Capital Wholesalers.

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Don't miss out on this deal. We have a leftover Big Country 3075RL that is part of our inventory reduction sale. This model is selling for under $30,000 and is equipped with the following features:

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These days, a lot of news coming from the RV industry has not been very good news, such as the FEMA issues with formaldehyde. Monaco Coach, which is one of the most well-known manufacturers of Class A motorhomes has had to make some changes to its structure based on steadily-declining motor home sales. Earlier this summer it was apparent that high fuel prices had finally affected the local manufacturer, because they announced a layoff of around 200 employees. Apparently these layoffs were not enough to keep them from packing up and leaving Elkhart, for good. Monaco abruptly laid of 1,400 employees and announced they would be moving their manufacturing to achieve a more centralized organizational structure. This move by Monaco has left many people worried about their future because of the ripple effect that this change could have. Custom Chassis Products is the supplier of the chassis' used in all Monaco diesel pusher motor homes. It has been rumored for a few weeks now that the International Truck & Engine joint-venture chassis plant would also be going with Monaco. However, John Nepute, President of Monaco released a statement stating that they are working on some plans that may leave this plant and its jobs intact. This would be great news for our local economy that is tightening up after an already slow economy. With news that Hummer's consumer lines of H2 and H3 Sport Utility Vehicles are probably going to be discontinued, we needed some good news like this. Let's just hope that this plan to keep Custom Chassis Products in town is a success.
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