JoeH wrote:
Racklefratz wrote:
sundancer268 wrote:
Another point is no one has to follow this or any other forum if it doesn't meet their needs
"Follow" what, exactly? A topic about an RV which was obsolete at the time of the original post? C'mon, man.
A 1983 RV is close to 4 DECADES old today, which goes to worn out systems, worn out power and drive train, worn out chassis components, and obsolete electronics.
Anyone who thinks trying to "rehab" such a mechanical and technological train wreck (cost effectively) is either delusional, or smoking something the rest of us would like some of.
Time to put a fork in it - it's DONE.
I have "rehab"ed many old vehicles.... latest being a 95 year old Harley. Yes, it's old, worn out and built with obsolete components. That's what's great about it.
Obsolete is a relative term. In it's heyday, it was state of the art. Things just changed over time.
Thanks.
