92 Rockwood Motorhome Question...
I found a 92 Rockwood motorhome, 27ft, class A, p/s, p/b, tilt, 454 eng, 400 trans, low miles for sale. I wanted to get opinions on this motor home and if it would be good for a first time motorho...
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With that information, I just copied it and did a google search. There it is in Dayton. Looking at one of the side pictures, there is some serious waves in the finish. That will likely mean a lot of rot and delamination.
Owning an older rig like that is often a real lesson on knowing your stuff. If you have had rigs for years and are handy with troubleshooting and repairs, sometimes you can get a good one. But first timers often buy, then when it pours rain and the walls are wet, they realize there is something going on, so they start taking it apart, only to find extensive rot and repairs needed that they can never afford.
Owning an older rig like that is often a real lesson on knowing your stuff. If you have had rigs for years and are handy with troubleshooting and repairs, sometimes you can get a good one. But first timers often buy, then when it pours rain and the walls are wet, they realize there is something going on, so they start taking it apart, only to find extensive rot and repairs needed that they can never afford.
