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Wildcat introduces wide body Fifth Wheel

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The all-new Wildcat 30WB features a queen size electric bed lift system to accommodate additional sleeping when placed in the down position. — Photo courtesy Forest River Inc.

(Wakarusa, Ind.) – The Wildcat division of Elkhart, Ind.,-based Forest River, Inc., is expanding its product offering with the introduction of a wide body series of fifth wheels targeting the mid-priced market segment.

The extra width of the WB Series is going to open up numerous floorplan possibilities,” according to Chris Saal, Wildcat Sales Manager. “Our very first model, the 30WB, is a perfect example of what we can do with these critical inches. Extra walk-around space beside the bed, an innovative bathroom layout, and a full sized bed lift system would not be possible in a conventional eight foot wide unit,” he said.

Additional wide body floorplans are scheduled for release later this fall and will feature residential refrigerators, 50” LED televisions, and high profile bedroom designs with king size bed options. Many of the floorplan advantages offered in the WB Series will not result in higher costs to the customer.

“We’ve worked hard to position Wildcat as an aggressive price leader without compromising features, quality or eye appeal. We intend to take that same approach with the WB Series to further separate Wildcat from the competition,” added Saal.

For more information regarding Wildcat fifth wheels and travel trailers, please call Wildcat Sales Manager Chris Saal at (574) 389-4982. Wildcat is a division of Forest River, Inc., a Berkshire Hathaway company.

Forest River, Inc., is one of America’s leading manufacturers of recreational vehicles, pontoon boats, cargo trailers and buses.

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