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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Thanks again for all the tremendous replies.
I spoke with the dealership a few times and from what they say this thing is "very clean" and was traded in with a cover. Its price is $12,900 (I said around 10 in the first post.)
They said that there was a small sign of water damage in the front driver door/cab but it is slight. The roof appears to be well caulked and there is a patch area above the driver side cab.
The RV has a cloth ceiling with no signs of water damage there or around vents.
Tires are from early 2014 and are Bridgestone.
Engine turned right over and the generator took a few turns and started running.
Assuming I may need another 5-10K in repairs over the next 2 years do you think this is still a good value.
I do like the idea of looking at Florida for some better working models:)
I spoke with the dealership a few times and from what they say this thing is "very clean" and was traded in with a cover. Its price is $12,900 (I said around 10 in the first post.)
They said that there was a small sign of water damage in the front driver door/cab but it is slight. The roof appears to be well caulked and there is a patch area above the driver side cab.
The RV has a cloth ceiling with no signs of water damage there or around vents.
Tires are from early 2014 and are Bridgestone.
Engine turned right over and the generator took a few turns and started running.
Assuming I may need another 5-10K in repairs over the next 2 years do you think this is still a good value.
I do like the idea of looking at Florida for some better working models:)
