Fireman181
New Member
We purchased our Funfinder 214WSD in March of 2011. The first year we used it on 9 outings, all were local and within an hour round trip from our home. The unit was winterized and covered at the end of the season. The next year, 2012, we went camping on 7 trips, again all within an hour round trip from home. (NOTE) The camper has now been on the road a total of (16 hours). In October while waxing we noticed cracks on the lower corners of the front window and spider web cracks in the front gel coat. I contacted the dealer who requested I bring it in. At this time the camper was 6 months out of warranty. They took pictures and sent them off to Cruiser. I contacted the dealer on January 2nd and they said the estimate was complete. Cruiser came back and said because the camper was now 9 months out of warranty there was nothing they were going to do about it and the damage was result of impact. If it were impact damage there would be more damage to the front skin and I would have gone to my Insurance company. I believe Cruiser knows there is a problem and wants to wash their hands of it. Thinking I will just go away, I DON'T THINK SO. A certified letter was sent to the GM of the Ultralight Towable division, lets see, it was signed for on 2-18-13 and it is now April 1st and still no response. Is anyone seeing a pattern here? We enjoy the FF very much but if this is how Cruiser treats the customers then will sell and purchase from someone else. I would hate to see this end up on 9NEWS or in Trailer Life Mag. Do you think Cruiser actually takes the time to look at the comments on this Web Site. We would really like to here from other 214WSD owners to see if they are having problems like this.
