2001 Minnie Winnie 31c

overdrive75,

I sent you a PM.

Mike Leslie
2003 Minnie 29C

overdrive75 wrote:
fourthclassC wrote:

As a 2003 Winnebago mini (24V) owner, I want to warn you about the sealing of the corner molding on the wall area over the cab doors. This molding has not been sealed at the factory as seen by myself and one other member with the same rig. Also look carefully at the molding where it curves up around the corners of the cab over area.


Can you explain where these areas area little better, maybe a picture?

Same here ... a picture would be super helpful.

I have a 2005 Itasca 324V and am concerned about this area of the cabover area, too.

dicknellen wrote:
f it really is a Minnie Winnie 400 series it is a step up from a Minnie 300 series. Dick

We bought our 2005 Itasca 324V new in 2006 from a dealer who had it in their inventory with many Winnebago options already on it.

I've always been aware of a Winnebago 400 series and wondered what it was. Could you provide some details on the differences between Winnebago's 300 series and their 400 series?

Two Hands wrote:
Pro: less money to buy.

Con: it is 15 years old. The money you save will be lost in repairs.

Just to let the OP know about our experience buying a older Class C. We bought a 1999 Shasta Sprite in mint condition last year with 19,000 miles from original owner. Paid $15,000. Had it inspected by a rv tech with 40 years experience and he rated it a A plus. As preventive maintenance, we had the roof resealed that cost us $900. parts/labor. We are just now going to put on new tires that will cost $800-$1000. This rv is on the Ford E350 chassis, has the V10 which runs perfectly. We have been out many weekends with it and everything works perfectly: fridge, top a/c, heater, stove, lights, electrical, gauges for propane,water, battery level, etc. I found another 2000 Class C for a couple who was looking and they spent less than $1000. for small fixes and new tires and so far have put on 24,000 miles and happy they saved $20,000 over a newer model. With careful shopping and inspection one can end up with a excellent coach and save thousands in the process. These mint coaches are out there..seek and you will find!

Here you go.

jimx200 wrote:
Photo of our 1999 Shasta Sprite

Thank you! Not sure why the image did not show.

jimx200 wrote:
Thank you! Not sure why the image did not show.

A spam control that was put in place a bit ago,only for new members.
When you get to the next level like full member you can post anything.

No. The {IMG}....{/IMG} (curly braces used instead of square brackets so comment will not error out) was doubled, like this {img}{IMG}....{/IMG}{/img}

I just removed one set of {img}........{/img}

Good catch on that,I have done that too, but it still doesn't explain why new members cant post pictures,I have seen a few recently.

Take This post for an example. A new member posted this and the pictures came thru,I saw them back on 12/1/15.
This one too it was there now it's gone.

Now after the revamp and the tweeks to the spam block for new members,like them, the pictures are gone.

Slane that to me.........:h

I don't know. I went to both of those links and copied the url. I pasted the url directly into the browser to see the pictures, and they would not come up. I think those were bad links. Or, at least are bad links now.

They start with https, so you may need to be a logged in user to see them.