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Lost again
Hi-
I'm not trying to start a war or anything like that but I'd like some input from those of you that have one of the above brands and help me understand the differences and if the pricing is justified.
As I understand it FWC is somewhat a production dealer that you have to choose from their list of available options (which is quite extensive) while ATC can accommodate more of a customized nature.
Having said that I am looking at the FWC Grandby and the ATC Cougar to fit on my F-350 SRW long bed. The list price on the Grandby starts almost $3000 higher than the Cougar and I can't figure out what would justify the difference.
Also in comparing the various options on "my build" it seems that FWC is consistantly more expensive. As examples look at the following...
Mechanical Jacks - 695/650
Furnace - 595/495
Extra roof vent - 195/125
Thermal pack - 475/455
Side dinette - 500/250 etc.
By the time you end up "building" your rig the difference in pricing is significant.
Can someone please explain the reasoning for the difference.
PM me if you'd rather not post online.
Thanks!
I'm not trying to start a war or anything like that but I'd like some input from those of you that have one of the above brands and help me understand the differences and if the pricing is justified.
As I understand it FWC is somewhat a production dealer that you have to choose from their list of available options (which is quite extensive) while ATC can accommodate more of a customized nature.
Having said that I am looking at the FWC Grandby and the ATC Cougar to fit on my F-350 SRW long bed. The list price on the Grandby starts almost $3000 higher than the Cougar and I can't figure out what would justify the difference.
Also in comparing the various options on "my build" it seems that FWC is consistantly more expensive. As examples look at the following...
Mechanical Jacks - 695/650
Furnace - 595/495
Extra roof vent - 195/125
Thermal pack - 475/455
Side dinette - 500/250 etc.
By the time you end up "building" your rig the difference in pricing is significant.
Can someone please explain the reasoning for the difference.
PM me if you'd rather not post online.
Thanks!