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Basic 2001 Grandby with galley sink & propane stove, cable-jacks. New Headliner, roof vent, solar plug, folding panel, replaced in 2010. Excellent condition, garaged. Asking $5900. Located in San Juan Capistrano, Dana Point area of Orange County. markhowe@cox.net for photos. [Basic means...

In July 2001 I bought a Granby directly from the factory in Woodland. Apparently the company had just changed hands. While generally it was a great camper, there were a number of little nagging things, like a cheap icebox which they replaced with a better cheap icebox, and gooey goo seeping...

Hey Mark, I have an '02 camper and have experienced all problems you mentioned...didn't realize the headliner was that way til the other day...the kids were "playing" in the camper and poked a bunch of holes in it <_< ..... Alll minor problems imo...but then again I didn't plunk down for a new...

One of the many things that I am planning to do is to replace my current headliner. I was reading Stan's comparison page and noticed that the FWC use "Top notch perforated vinyl marine headliner treated with mold & mildew retardant. " I can certainly understand having a mold and mildew...

The goo was an ideally better production method that turned into a mistake that was used for a few years. They used adhesive backed Velcro it fix it into place and then stitched it down. However the adhesive makes that goo. Ben the owner at the time posted once he was sorry about that choice...

In July 2001 I bought a Granby directly from the factory in Woodland. Apparently the company had just changed hands. While generally it was a great camper, there were a number of little nagging things, like a cheap icebox which they replaced with a better cheap icebox, and gooey goo seeping...