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By Greg Gerber RV Daily News blog
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Cut and paste from Greg Gerber's RV Daily News Blog
(Feb. 21, 2012) -- MVP RV assigned all of its assets to a private, non-profit, liquidation firm on Dec. 12, according to Michael Joncich, manager of Credit Management Association's adjustment bureau. MVP RV had sold off all its trailer and RV inventory to dealers and since December had not taken any new orders, Joncich told the Press-Enterprise.
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MVP was one of two new RV manufacturers that sprung up from the ruins of Weekend Warrior and another less known RV builder in Riverside County, KA.
This often happens when someone tries to build a new company and new RVs. The buyers of their trailers now own orphan trailers with a brand name few ever heard of. Resale value will be soft and body parts will be unavailable.
Don't know what happened here. I made repeated attempts to copy and paste this article and suddenly a string of copies appeared.
By Greg Gerber RV Daily News blog
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Cut and paste from Greg Gerber's RV Daily News Blog
(Feb. 21, 2012) -- MVP RV assigned all of its assets to a private, non-profit, liquidation firm on Dec. 12, according to Michael Joncich, manager of Credit Management Association's adjustment bureau. MVP RV had sold off all its trailer and RV inventory to dealers and since December had not taken any new orders, Joncich told the Press-Enterprise.
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MVP was one of two new RV manufacturers that sprung up from the ruins of Weekend Warrior and another less known RV builder in Riverside County, KA.
This often happens when someone tries to build a new company and new RVs. The buyers of their trailers now own orphan trailers with a brand name few ever heard of. Resale value will be soft and body parts will be unavailable.
Don't know what happened here. I made repeated attempts to copy and paste this article and suddenly a string of copies appeared.
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