Keystone Redwood?

[wiredgeorge]

One of the threads caused me to look at the Keystone warranty and it was one year except for the Keystone Redwood. Redwood was two years... I know what Keystone subsumed Crossroads and Redwood but I guess they are taking the Redwood name and will be selling as a Keystone in the future? Looks like more honkin' big fivers! Pretty sure that Keystone customer support works Crossroads support and has been that way for awhile. GO THOR...

https://www.lamesarv.com/2022/keysto...wheel/tn168108

[flybouy]

Originally Posted by wiredgeorge

One of the threads caused me to look at the Keystone warranty and it was one year except for the Keystone Redwood. Redwood was two years... I know what Keystone subsumed Crossroads and Redwood but I guess they are taking the Redwood name and will be selling as a Keystone in the future? Looks like more honkin' big fivers! Pretty sure that Keystone customer support works Crossroads support and has been that way for awhile. GO THOR...

https://www.lamesarv.com/2022/keysto...wheel/tn168108

The sales of the 3/4 ton "can pull anything on the lot" trucks will be thru the roof!

[travelin texans]

Had a Redwood! It was the second year they available with great build quality,a true fulltime 5th wheel.
The Redwood was the design of a former Carriage GM that had visions of a premium 5er to compete with DRVs, another Thor brand, however Crossroads wasn't keen on the idea. That GM left Crossroads & went to work for Heartland, yep! another Thor brand, where he designed the Landmark 365, Crossroads missed out. In about 2016 Crossroads & Redwood were put under the management of Keystone in a cost cutting move. Unfortunately since then the quality of the Redwoods has suffered, just like every rv on the market, but still a very nice 5er.

[wiredgeorge]

Originally Posted by travelin texans

Had a Redwood! It was the second year they available with great build quality,a true fulltime 5th wheel.
The Redwood was the design of a former Carriage GM that had visions of a premium 5er to compete with DRVs, another Thor brand, however Crossroads wasn't keen on the idea. That GM left Crossroads & went to work for Heartland, yep! another Thor brand, where he designed the Landmark 365, Crossroads missed out. In about 2016 Crossroads & Redwood were put under the management of Keystone in a cost cutting move. Unfortunately since then the quality of the Redwoods has suffered, just like every rv on the market, but still a very nice 5er.

Well all Keystone RVs stick out like a Thor thumb!