Bad construction

We have an 08 fuzion 393 with only 2000 miles on the camper the wood on the rear lift door has already rotted out we either try to repair it or buy a new one costing almost 4000 dollars. Bad construction.
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Keystone 393 "To buy, or not to buy'

We were first time buyers and purchased our RV from SunCoast RV on Feb 08, 2008. Three weeks later after a heavy rainstorm we had a leak in the living room slide which required the replacement of the forward section of the couch, due to mold. We noticed there were drafts from the sides of the couch ...and from each side of the master bed. The RV has exceptionally poor winterization. The dealer checked out the slide position and was at a loss of how to repair the problem. Reliability as the black tank was replaced once and the forward grey tank has been replaced twice. The tech noticed the aft grey tank had a very slow leak and his comment was "It looked like the tank had been dragged on the ground prior to installation. The transfer switch burned up and luckly we were at home otherwise the rv would have gone up in smoke. Currently we are talking with Keystone customer support as the vinyl graphics are coming off the sidewalls and the faux leather is delaminating off the backing on the couch, barstools, and both rocking chairs. Other than these problems the RV reliability wise on a scale of ten would be a two. We like the setup, and our seven year extended warranty has kept me from going broke with repairs.
On the positive side, talking with owners of the 2011 ad 2012 owners they are very happy with their rv's. Their is a light at the end of the tunnel.
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