Ep. 102 | What Stats Say About RV Industry in 2021

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Are we there, yet!? You have likely noticed a few changes in the availability of certain RV parts, RV models and even service appointments being scheduled out further than usual. As questions about the longevity of the current industry trends keep popping up, we decided to ask an expert in RV industry statistics and analysis to remove the cover from the past year and demystify the rumors about what’s coming next.

Our special guest Scott Stropkai from Statistical Surveys Inc. joins PJ, Lindsay and Clint in this episode as we find out what the crystal ball says… that’s how statistics works, right?

Helpful Links for this Episode

Statistical Surveys Inc. | https://www.statisticalsurveys.com/

Princess Craft RV | www.PrincessCraft.com

RV Small Talk | https://www.rvsmalltalk.com/

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