N-Trouble wrote:
Like others have said soft spots don't get created unless there is water involved.
And DON'T ever take a salesman at his word...
Never purchased from a RV dealer before, but I'd imagine all salesmen are alike.
He mentioned they (the RV dealer) fixed the flooring. The reason the people traded the RV in was to get a bigger one.
I'm going to go ahead and assume the previous owners saw the damage, said "screw this thing", and traded it in and stuck it with the dealer to fix. Having worked at a car dealership, I could only imagine they did the bare minimum to sell it, as they don't have any incentive to do a 100% job on it.
Seems the general consense is to pass, which I think I'm gonna do.
Thanks fellas!
