Class A on a Budget for Full Timer
Hi everyone, So we are new to the RV world (no pun intended). We have a B Touring Cruiser which we love. After one year we have decided- we want to be full-timers. But the B+ is a bit small. Our B ...
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Certainly rvtrader and ppl are good sites to use as you search for a class a. I used both. Some gas rigs on ppl's site seemed well priced with low to moderate miles and high appearance ratings on the website. When I made a trip to Houston to view them, I was very disappointed. Many had odor issues (usually smoke and/or mildew)...I smelled it, and I do not have a very acute sense of smell, so these were quite bad. Multiple rigs had ceiling stains from water leaks. Others had excessive wear. I presume these were the issues that caused rigs to sit on the lot at those prices; rigs without such issues probably sold and were off the lot. To me the "very good" rating on the ppl site now mean little.
