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Post Info TOPIC: 1997 Belair Presidential


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1997 Belair Presidential


Does anyone know anything about this 5th wheel or the manufacturer? According to the ad it is 40' long, and has 2 slides. I have no idea of the quality that Belair put(s?) out or how difficult it would be to get parts. I appreciate any information.

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Are you sure this is the brand name? Check and see who it is made by. I have heard of a Presidential but not Bel Air?

Speedy

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Thanks for the reply Speedy! That is what the advertisement said. I had never heard of it either but when I looked at some websites like rvt.com which let you search by manufacturer it shows Belair as a manufacturer. I just looked at "Belair" on the NADA website a couple of minutes ago and it says that after 1992 look at American Travel Systems. At least that gives me someplace else to look now. I am still very interested in hearing any information anyone here may have to supplement what I find elsewhere online. It looks like we will be getting whatever we get in April so I guess it is time to get down to business.

-- Edited by Asawang at 05:46, 2009-02-20

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With all of the thousands, if not tens of thousands of used RV's available in the market today, does it make any sense to even consider a brand that nobody seems to have heard of and went out of business 15 years ago?

Just a thought.



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I agree with Fred. Better to stick with well known brands...

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Fred and Dan, I agree completely. I didn't know until now that nobody had heard of the brand. Until the last few weeks the last time I did any research into RV's was 1988 when I bought a travel trailer. I sold the trailer in 1993 and haven't owned an RV since. So I am pretty much a newbie at the stuff that is out now. I just stumbled across an add, the price was good and it wasn't very far away. I thought before I wasted my time driving out to look at it I would find out if it was a quality brand or not. I didn't find anything right away so I yelled help. I tried to call about it today and the phone had been disconnected so I guess the point is pretty moot now.


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