Jerry B wrote:
dpgllg wrote:
laknox wrote:
Dave, you might be surprised at how much you could get if you did scrap out your trailer. Not saying you should but, done right, you could see a pretty decent return. Personally, I'd lean towards #1 & #3, if at all possible, and it might be cheaper than you think. The second thing I'd do would be to fire my insurance company and find one that has a policy where "comprehensive" =means= "comprehensive". D@mn weasels...
One thing that you =might= consider would be a small Go Fund Me campaign to help raise some cash for the repair. Just sayin'...
Lyle
I checked into scrapping it and could not find anyplace that would not charge me for getting rid of it. There are no RV boneyards near me.a.
I have elected to get it fixed by a shop local to me and at a reasonable price. It should be done in 3 to 4 weeks. But it is indoors and safe and dry now.
. Dave, good deal. You will be on the road again before you know it? I'm from canonsburg Pa. Anywhere near you?
I'm very close to Canonsburg I'm in Washington PA
Thanks for your thoughts! Can't wait to get it back so we can go again!
