Buying a known (?) problem
Would you willingly buy an RV with water damage if the price was right? Hubby and I own a 2004 Gulf Stream Class C which has served us faithfully; but now we're pondering going south with our 3 dog...
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Ha ha ha, missed ya by only a few mintues. Maybe next time! Just the 2 girls manning the store for the last Sunday before the winter schedule kicks in. The girls play with our Siberian Husky we bring into the store as do the customers too. She's very popular!
The last cuple years only the Jayco Jay Flight trailers were redesigned and much better built and insulated and had more CCC. Before that the Jay Flight line was a very light weight and basically a warm summer use trailer only. Of course, the newer to higher the price too! Jayco does make a decent RV and they holdup quite well. Any RV can get a leak and if not caught fast, damage will soon occur.
The last cuple years only the Jayco Jay Flight trailers were redesigned and much better built and insulated and had more CCC. Before that the Jay Flight line was a very light weight and basically a warm summer use trailer only. Of course, the newer to higher the price too! Jayco does make a decent RV and they holdup quite well. Any RV can get a leak and if not caught fast, damage will soon occur.
