What is Safer During a Fire? A Mid-Entry or a Front Entry Newell Coach?

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What is Safer During a Fire? A Mid-Entry or a Front Entry Newell Coach?

10-02-2012, 01:24 AM	#1
86loco Senior Member Join Date: Apr 2008 Location: Greensboro, NC Posts: 180	What is Safer During a Fire? A Mid-Entry or a Front Entry Newell Coach? After reading and talking with my wife in regards to the '99 Wanderlodge that caught fire and burned to a crisp, we're wondering if we better stick to a mid-entry like our current Newell Coach? We had been looking at a much newer Newell with a front entry and are now sitting back in awe of this very recent Wanderlodge fire. I am sure that most front entry owner will defend what they own, but I want to really get some down right serious opinion on this. __________________ Brady K. Jones 1986 Newell 40' 8v92

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