Buying a used Class A Repairs to Expect?
Hi There! I'm looking at an older Class A RV to renovate for a 1-2 year adventure with my family. Right now I'm looking at a 1998 Fleetwood Southwind (30' with a Ford engine and 35K miles.) I co...
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In addition to what is above, I would have the reefer and all A/C checked thoroughly, and replace the batteries NOW. Have the generator checked out, look at all the circuit breakers, verify function. The awnings are probably worn out, and the slides may have motor/circuit/mechanical problems. Have the suspension(s) checked and the shocks. Get a real professional to evaluate the engine and transmission. All the best of luck to you and HAVE FUN!.
