A Good Find???
2000 Itasca Sunflyer 34Y by Winnebago. 28,000 miles on a Ford V-10, 2 slides, leveling jacks, cruise control, back-up camera, 7000 watt Onan gennie, hitch, and a few other goodies. I checked ...
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msmith1199 wrote:pump-dump-go wrote:
I looked at rig today, needs tires, (has originals LOL) slides work fine, no delam, are some water spots around skylite over shower, but none found else where, forgot to check levelers, will do tomorrow. batteries are 6/13, crack in passenger side windsheild, going to have RV guy who is experienced to look rv over, gennie cranks right up and runs fine, basement air cools unit but not cold, dash air not cold, got them down to $14,000. :)
That's about how much the sales tax was on my DP! I notice you didn't mention anything about the drive train. Did you drive it or start it?
Set up appointment with RV guy to look over RV, was telling him about the leak around skylite, he says from his experience with working on Winnes, he said it could be a crack in skylite, which if true, it would need to be replaced, but it should have a fiberglass roof, no rubber.
And yes, motor home engine, it cranks right up, seems to idle fine, once RV guy comes, then will take it out for test drive.
Being our first motor home, I'm not looking for a top of the line model, nor a clunker, but something that runs good, operates as it should and serves our camping needs. It will be like a stepping stone, as our camping life has been for 40 years, started pup tent for me, then cabin tent when I got married, pop-up when our daughter was born, 18' TT, 29' TT, and know our first motorhome, and hopefully not our last as we should up-grade as our needs arrive.
