Buying a 5’er that’s been lived in full time
My wife and I are shopping for a new to us fifth wheel. I recently found a 2016 Cedar Creek 33IK. I’ve talked with the owner over the phone but have not looked at it in person yet. He’s asking 30,...
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You pretty much have to go look at it to see if/how bad it is. People's usages cover a wide range. Some folks can have a 10 year unit that looks like new. Others can completely trash something out in a year.
I agree that non-full time rated units are lower quality. For my current usage that works great. 15-20 nights a year the cheap materials should be fine. Later in life when I am out a lot more I'll need something higher quality for sure. There's no reason to pay for it now and not use it. So, a lot also depends on what you need from an RV now.
I agree that non-full time rated units are lower quality. For my current usage that works great. 15-20 nights a year the cheap materials should be fine. Later in life when I am out a lot more I'll need something higher quality for sure. There's no reason to pay for it now and not use it. So, a lot also depends on what you need from an RV now.
