Friday 20th March, 2015

Arrived in Red Bay and got into the service center after only a 1 day wait which is a miracle at this facility.  There are 50 bays and all busy working on Tiffin motorhomes. I should rephrase that as slowly working. Most of the guys seem to chew tobacco and they have to keep stopping work to spit in their coke bottles. You can imagine what the their dental care is like.

Our awning has been cranky lately so getting that fixed

A seat by the wall.  As you can see spelling is not a big requirement.

Guess the awning fix was not too successful.  It actually fell and gave Dean a bang on the noggin.  Back to the drawing board.

We needed a new windshield after our trip to Alaska.

Quite a few rainy days and waiting for a painting bay so Dean did some inside fixes.

Oil change for the beast. Still waiting to get the patch above the door painted

We stopped at the local (Whole Foods), Red Bay style. Yummy!

We took a tour of the factory.  So much of the cabinetry is hand tooled.

This chassis is what our motorhome is built on.

Miles and miles of wiring has to be assembled.

These slide outs are ready to be installed.

The painting takes a lot of labor.  All the swirls have to be painted separately.

This one is getting a final once over.

This motorhome bit the dust. We have fire extinguishers all over the place and keep our fingers crossed.

Finally done.  Except for some road grime the beast is all pretty again.

Heading out tomorrow towards Savannah, Georgia.