Coromal owners

After talking to a caravanning friend, he mentioned the Coromal brand was good when Coral and Mal made vans, after they departed all went quickly down hill (without a tow vehicle). Quality suffered for the almighty $$$$$ worship.

A blind man on a dark night with the lights out could make a straight chassis.

Could be pretty accurate.

To quote Barry Davidson, former caravan builder and leading RV repairer.

"“Some of them haven’t got a clue. They buy themselves a glue gun and a screw gun and call themselves a caravan manufacturer,” he says."

William

Great read that and many comments form owners resemble the problems we had with a dealer (about the largest in WA) and our then new Gold Crap van.
Started with fuses in vehicle always blowing stopping indicators, aircon and other stuff working. Retailer reckoned the rewiring should be paid by us!!!
Then there was excessive tyre wear, cupboards opening, fridge door opening and stuff all over van, curtains with holes in, pelmets falling off.
Old bloke (now deceased - good) reckoned it was our fault and told me to get out of his yard on more than one occassion.
Eventually fixed after our daughter noticed the bad low speed wobbling of the wheels.... they were so bad they couldn't be balanced. We were then accused of abusing the van and going off road! Hang on, that's what we paid an extra 3 grand for.
Anyway mostly fixed through constant calling consumer affairs who were reluctant to take on an "icon of the industry" and eventually the small claims court.
New wheels and all the additional costs we'd paid were covered very quickly by the maker who never ever responded to me emails.
Old blokes eldest son who ran the yard phoned me and said "I wouldn't have paid". What a tosser.
New curtains arrived screwed up bundled up tightly in a plastic bag requiring lots of ironing to make them look better.
What an attitude from the yard we'd purchased 3 RVs from, 2 from the same crap builder in Melbourne.
AlanTH.

That 70 series cruiser track issue noticed as crabbing, is because each rear wheel is 47 mm inside the front on each side, total of 84mm less track on rear I am told. I haven't measured one though.
If their rear spring front eye bushes are stuffed or centre bolt broken then it will be moreso.

47mm each side would be 94 mm total wouldnt it.

It was a typo. like my blood group. Yes Tom, 94mm. I typed 94 but phat fingers made it otherwise. Didn't notice, poor proof reading skills.

LOL maybe the guy who welded up the A frame on the van had poor plan reading skills Certainly did on mine