Oldie but goody???
I am considering the purchase of an Alpenlite. I am concerned that I won't be able to get parts . Also that it will break down as it is old, I am deciding between it and a Grand Design. I have had 1...
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camp-n-family wrote:Lwiddis wrote:
If you are handy, older RVs are possible. Just don’t expect the older RV to be trouble free or easy to repair. Possible but not easy.
Don’t expect a new one to be trouble free either.
I have a ‘18 Cedar Creek, 17,000 mi. And am still chasing gremlins every trip, drawers, doors, reefer, furnace, shackles, brakes, sewer, you name it I’ve worked on it. Warranty is Non existent, it’s an adventure ! Dan
