I've had my Passport 23RB at home now for almost 2 weeks. I've hooked everything up and used it. So far so good. Haven't had it out on the road except for the trip home from the dealer, so we'll see how that goes.
When I picked up the TT I ordered an awning for over the slide and a Dometic 320s toilet to replace the 300 that the TT came with. Today they called to let me know the parts are in.
This dealer does not ask that I bring the camper in and let it sit on his lot until he can get to it. They actually give you an appointment, and if the work can be done in a day, you can wait for it if you choose. I spent almost $15K on a garage for my previous RV and I feel a whole lot better with it in there rather than on a dealer's lot. I really appreciate that aspect of service from my dealer.
Note: I said I have used everything, but that is wrong. Out of deference to the techs who will be installing the new toilet, I did not use the current one. Some things are only right.
So I have an appointment to take it in next Thursday, and will wait while they do the upgrades. This is a small- to medium-sized dealership, so I plan on providing lunch the day I am there. Little things go a long way in establishing a good relationship with your dealer.
Oh yeah, one other thing I need them to do is give me the model # and serial # of my A/C. I need that for the warranty card. Why manufacturers don't provide a Build Sheet with this information on it is beyond me. I'm 67 years old and my days of climbing on top of a TT are long past.
Grumpy! We didn't get a build sheet with our Laredo [either]..... got one in 2007 with our 1st Keystone, but not with the 2nd. 
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