Before Christmas we were looking at vans to buy.  We stopped at a Roma van dealership and in discussions about vans, the dude who wanted us to sign our lives away on a brilliant scheme said that Windsor had gone into recievership and they were trying off load all the product.  Sorry to give you this info, albeit second hand!

The parent company for both Coromal and Windsor is Fleetwood and there is no indications that this company is in any sort of financial trouble they also own Camec and they are a major supplier of housing to mining companies and also cabins for caravan parks, here is the web site for Fleetwood Corporation.
http://www.fleetwood.com.au/
Cheers
David

-- Edited by Roving-Dutchy on Sunday 13th of January 2013 11:39:53 AM

I heard yesterday that Fleetwood are moving Windsor production to WA, appears to be a strange move, but then again with two big brands they can probably monopolise the market in the west.

I read an investment analysts review of Fleetwood last week, and it appears that Camec makes most of the profit in the RV division (includes Camec, Windsor, and Coromal). The other part of the business supplies "manufactured accommodation" and also owns and runs caravan parks. The assessment was unclear regarding the financials of the second division, but it appeared as if caravan parks were becoming increasingly significant to the business.

Not wishing to start a debate on aluminium v timber framed vans, I suppose a move of manufacturing from the eastern states to Coromal in WA will mean Windsors will now be aluminium framed.