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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So many great replies! This is a fantastic community:)
Assuming I'l be replacing everything thats rubber and getting new batteries/tires/brakes and tuning the engine/generator...can anyone speculate what type of additional investment I'd be looking at if paying a professional?
Effy posted "You could probably get something about 10 years newer for $20k and save a ton of money that you would have spent on a rehab - have a newer unit, more modern electronics and appliances, and a unit you could use immediately."
This makes me think I could be looking at spending another 10K just to get this Class A on the road. Any thoughts or experience with this decision?
Assuming I'l be replacing everything thats rubber and getting new batteries/tires/brakes and tuning the engine/generator...can anyone speculate what type of additional investment I'd be looking at if paying a professional?
Effy posted "You could probably get something about 10 years newer for $20k and save a ton of money that you would have spent on a rehab - have a newer unit, more modern electronics and appliances, and a unit you could use immediately."
This makes me think I could be looking at spending another 10K just to get this Class A on the road. Any thoughts or experience with this decision?
