2000 Challenger by Damon
Anyone have any good or bad info to share on a 2000 Challenger by Damon?? I have been looking for a motorhome, 2000 or newer, with less than 50,000 miles, with a good floor plan. WELL,,, I found...
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My opinion:
There are 4 classes of RVS:
Ultra High end
High End
Mid Grade
Low End
Each class has a reason to be there. I would put a Damon in the top of the "low end" class or the bottom of the "mid grade" class. They are a very good bang for the buck coach. I've owned one and we had several great years with it. It required a close eye on maintenance due to a lower grade of materials being used. This was not a big deal but it is something worth noting. We almost bought another Damon this year but opted for a different unit mostly due to the floor plan. We would have been happy with the Damon had that been our choice.
One thing to look closely for is leaky windows. Look inside and outside for punky walls near the window. This was more common than I hoped for when looking to buy a Damon.
There are 4 classes of RVS:
Ultra High end
High End
Mid Grade
Low End
Each class has a reason to be there. I would put a Damon in the top of the "low end" class or the bottom of the "mid grade" class. They are a very good bang for the buck coach. I've owned one and we had several great years with it. It required a close eye on maintenance due to a lower grade of materials being used. This was not a big deal but it is something worth noting. We almost bought another Damon this year but opted for a different unit mostly due to the floor plan. We would have been happy with the Damon had that been our choice.
One thing to look closely for is leaky windows. Look inside and outside for punky walls near the window. This was more common than I hoped for when looking to buy a Damon.
