Buying a used Lazy Daze with Roof leak

j-d wrote:
Part of the draw to this coach is no doubt that it's a Lazy Daze. A shot at one of those is always something to consider carefully. Used to be the cheap RV's had wooden framing and better ones had aluminum. Exception was Lazy Daze with its very carefully crafted WOODEN framing. I take that as a warning that the damage to this particular coach might be more widespread than one with metal roof framing. Another reason to vote NO on this one.

That is a very important point. The Lazy Daze probably has the best record of "no leaks". You can find 1980 models that still are leak free. I would consider contacting the factory to see if they would rebuild what needs to be done and what the cost would be. They know their construction. It could be an easy fix for them. :)