Buying a used Lazy Daze with Roof leak
Hello I went and looked and test drove a 1998 Lazy Daze 26.5 RB that I found on Craigslist. Asking price is $9500 it has new tires brakes and batteries. Overall I think it looks to be in real good s...
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kevinlyndsy wrote:Great Price! Now you have some room to invest in repairing it properly.
Thanks all for the info yes I bought the Lazy Daze for $6600 it just seems to good of a coach to pass on. I understand the roof concerns but feel with the money saved on purchase price there is plenty of room to invest in repairs. Like I said earlier I ran a coachman for several years with a band aided roof and had many good times so this one I am going into with an open mind.
If you decide to let-it-ride and use the rig as is, just watch your family. If anyone wakes up with a fresh cough, runny nose, itching eyes, things that appear as a new cold or an allergy, those are signs that you should not delay in taking action. Experiment one night at home. Have everyone sleep inside with the rig all closed up and evaluate them in the morning.
Better to learn overnight at home instead of on a trip where there is no escape.
On the forum here, we all are imagining the worst. Only you know exactly what you have there. Just take sensible precautions with your family's health. I know a few people who got permanently messed up from a duration of exposure to mold, which is why I am siding hard in that direction.
