Hello, I'm looking at purchasing a 2001 Minnie Winnie 31c. I was wondering if anyone owned one and can provide any information about the rv. I'm looking for pros and cons. Also what do you think a good price would be. The current owner is asking 22,000 it has new tires with 46,000. Miles one owner. looks like it's well maintained. Once again your advice is always great.

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

We just bought the same motorhome in January except ours is Minnie, not Minnie Winnie. Had about 33k miles, very good condition. Issues so far:-service engine light came on when we were driving it home after filling up the first time -discovered a leak in overcab bed (also on drive home in a bad rainstorm)-black water sensors not accurateWe sealed the leak. We've been on three trips so far. No problems with slide, furnace, engine. We're happy. We spent about 23k on ours which was a little more than it was valued, but it was in really good shape.

I have a 2007 Winnebago Outlook 31C. If I am not mistaken, it was renamed to Outlook from Minnie in 2006. Then, in 2011 they renamed it again. I don't know what the name went to then.Love it.In the 9 years we have owned it, we have never seen one we would like nearly as well.Here is the brochure for the 2001 Minnie Winnie line.

On RV TiresIt's not the milesIt's the age.Check the Date of Production code imprinted on the sidewallsDifferent Manufacturers have different standards as to ageMichelin has about the longest -- their standard is MAX 10 yearsYou are taking your life in your hands with old tires.

All I can say is Minnie Winnies are great coaches and I've heard a lot satisfied owners through the years.

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IAMICHABOD
Explorer II
Mar 18, 2016
Ya these are not the only ones,seems to happen just after all the tweeks. I tried logged in and not, same thing.....just another one of those things on here. Even so this is the best RV Forum around.

At least it seems to have taken care of the spammers.
fourthclassC
Explorer
Mar 18, 2016
I'd love to show the area that my Winnie Mini leaked at. And the high quality aluminium structure repair that will not make it happen again, but alas I can not load pictures. Been trying on and off for about a month.
ronfisherman
Moderator
Mar 18, 2016
fourthclassC wrote:
I'd love to show the area that my Winnie Mini leaked at. And the high quality aluminium structure repair that will not make it happen again, but alas I can not load pictures. Been trying on and off for about a month.

Have you USED THIS LINK to post pictures.
IAMICHABOD
Explorer II
Mar 18, 2016
ronfisherman wrote:
fourthclassC wrote:
I'd love to show the area that my Winnie Mini leaked at. And the high quality aluminium structure repair that will not make it happen again, but alas I can not load pictures. Been trying on and off for about a month.

Have you USED THIS LINK to post pictures.

Detailed instructions!
Bobbo
Explorer II
Mar 18, 2016
fourthclassC wrote:
I'd love to show the area that my Winnie Mini leaked at. And the high quality aluminium structure repair that will not make it happen again, but alas I can not load pictures. Been trying on and off for about a month.

Which photo hosting site are you storing your photos on? They must be on one, not just on your computer.

If I want to post a photo here, I put it on Photobucket, then post the link to it there.
IAMICHABOD
Explorer II
Mar 18, 2016
Bobbo wrote:

Which photo hosting site are you storing your photos on? They must be on one, not just on your computer.

If I want to post a photo here, I put it on Photobucket, then post the link to it there.

None of mine are on any site,just my computer and they post just fine.

and I can make them any size I want,straight from computer using the LINK:B
Bobbo
Explorer II
Mar 18, 2016
The image above is hosted on IMGUR.COM. You can tell because the url is "http://i.imgur.com/Msv8eHpl.jpg"

Your second link is to DropBox. You may think that file is local to your computer, but it is also stored on the cloud where it is accessible to other users. DropBox automatically synchronizes the cloud folder and your local folder, but the link shared on RV.NET is actually hosted on the cloud.

So, you may believe that the images are local to your computer, but they are not.

Try this test. Turn your computer completely off. That way, the images on your computer are not available to be displayed. Now, use another device to look at your pictures on RV.NET. If you can still see them, they are hosted on the cloud, somewhere.

If you click on the DropBox link, it actually says on the upload screen "Photos hosted by IMGUR.com" That means your photos are being uploaded to IMGUR.COM and linked to RV.NET from there.
fourthclassC
Explorer
Mar 21, 2016

Here is a photo of the water damage in my 2004 Winnebago Mini. I just did a ton more work this weekend. I will show the rest if this one works.
yankeewing
Explorer
Mar 04, 2017
Where was the source of water coming in ?

I have a 05 Minnie 29b and want to make sure it is sealed in that area.

Could use eternabond tape on roof - mine has no windows above cab

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