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Accubuilt Van Body problems by year

2 complaints filed with NHTSA about the Accubuilt Van's body, doors & structure. Doors, hoods and latches, frame rust, sunroofs, leaks, trim and structural failures.

Body complaints by model year

YearBody complaintsCrashesInjuriesRecalls
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Latest Van body complaints

2005 Accubuilt VanBody, doors & structureEquipment & accessories

Dt: in june 2005 the owner noticed that vehicle was leaning to the left side. Last week that the wheels were rubbing against the wheel wells on both sides. All tires were rubbing. The owner did not wish to complain about the tires, just about the vehicle. The owner tried to speak with the place he purchased the vehicle, but they won't see him anymore because they claimed these problems were in his head. The vehicle came with a 2000 pound jack, and then the dealership changed it to a different jack with a limit...

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of 1000 pounds. This dealership repaired the tongue jack in april. The owner argued with the dealership, who said that the vehicle was not unbalanced.. The owner called the manufacturer, and was waiting to hear from them. Another manufacturer had to be chosen because there were no listings for sunray. *Ak

Filed Incident Structure · EquipmentNHTSA 10133933
2002 Accubuilt VanBody, doors & structure

Pontoon boat trailer, manufactured by hawkeye leisure trailers limited, humboldt, ia 50548, model # mh20rs, v.I.N. [[redacted]], manufactured feb, 2002. *Nm on saturday october 9, 2004 while traveling at about 50 mph on a rural iowa highway near wesley, ia the right wheel fender of the trailer fell off. There were no injuries or damage to other vehicles. There was a vehicle following me but the fender went towards the ditch instead of remaining on the highway. After recovering and inspecting the fender I...

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found that it had only 5 small spot welds all of which had failed. Subsequent inspection of the left fender showed the same situation with 5 small spot welds of which 4 have failed. Had the left fender fallen off there is a very high likelihood of vehicle damage and injury. Although the trailer is 2 years old it has been used very little with less than 300 highway miles. This incident deserves investigation. This was a very serious incident that could have resulted in serious injury. I hope this was a filed qc problem and not routine construction. At the recommendation of the boat dealer, the trailer manufacturer was notified of this incident on monday morning october 11, 2004. All pertinent information was provided as requested. As of this time there has been no indication that the manufacture is willing to correct the problem. They have not returned subsequent phone calls. Updated 07/24/2012 *js information redacted pursuant to the freedom of information act (foia), 5 u.S.C. 552(B)(6)

Filed Incident StructureNHTSA 10095659

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