2006 Alfa see you Gold

Effy wrote:
Curious why you would pick an older, orphaned DP as a rental to break into the class A market. For the same money you could get a new or close to new gasser which mitigates a few issues that might come to mind; Diesels are more costly to repair and maintain, some states require the driver to have a different license, they are unfamiliar to many drivers - especially ones renting RVs. I would suggest that if you want to break into the class A market as a rental, go with something less intimidating, easier to maintain and overall more budget friendly. Most rental places in the Class A market use entry level gassers (Vista, ACE, etc). Just a thought. Good luck.

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Curious why you would pick an older, orphaned DP as a rental to break into the class A market. For the same money you could get a new or close to new gasser which mitigates a few issues that might come to mind; Diesels are more costly to repair and maintain, some states require the driver to have a different license, they are unfamiliar to many drivers - especially ones renting RVs. I would suggest that if you want to break into the class A market as a rental, go with something less intimidating, easier to maintain and overall more budget friendly. Most rental places in the Class A market use entry level gassers (Vista, ACE, etc). Just a thought. Good luck.

They have a lower ground clearance than most class A'S. Might consider this if used as a rental. An inexperienced driver can take out the front lower cap on curb.

I might be a good choice for a rental unit. They do have the advantage of high ceilings but. Folks that have seem happy and they can be had quite inexpensively.

map40 wrote:
We are looking to this unit 2006 Alfa See You Gold
We have a small rental operation with 6 units, all class C, and we want to get into the Clase A market. The unit has 8900 miles (which I'm not crazy about).
Any suggestion on things to look for?

they were famous for delamination. The resale on them is awefull
but if u can buy it right and its not delamed by now it should be fine
I know a few people with them and all of them never had problems and liked them.they were well made and used real wood in the cabinets
I see this one has the 400HP most were smaller engines
it looks super clean (pictures can deceive) just inspect the body real close is all to worry about