class c repair

I think i'ts worth a look (a very close look)then see what they are willing to do, maybe some reimbursement or some type of extended warranty on at least water intrusion in the cab over. Good luck on your decision.

@Snowman9000, I'm actually glad you said that. ..my feelings are no matter how good it looks ..what's being covered up. Now I know another used one could have had issues too...but I definitely know about this issue. thanks

I'm very skeptical that it's as limited as what they are saying. The damage usually occurs from the inside out.

Well they say its fixed. We go back to dealer Saturday. The pictures showed water damage about 2 ft back in cap-over and they said it was a leaking cab lite. Repair looks good from what we've seen on photos. My worry/concern is what's inside where the problem was? This being our first motorhome, we've have TT ...this is much more costly purchase and quit a jump...they did say they would work with us on another unit...but the unit with same floor plan is a class A Storm..any opinion..or should i ask about it in class A forum?

Several years ago I had a similar problem with my Coachmen C. When it was all completed, the front roof had to be removed as well as some of the roof over the front above the dinette. Total cost - $10,000. Not worth it.

Deltamaster, if they had been up front, wouldn't that mean they had done a full inspection and repaired the thing before they sold it! I'm glad they are doing the right thing now and fixing the problem but for me at least that doesn't negate the lack of a full inspection prior to the sale. That's my opinion, you are entitled to yours and I won't berate you for it.

I'm glad to hear the dealer stepped up for you . That says a lot for the dealer. I think it would be a good idea to post the dealer's name. They deserve the recognition for the way they handled your situation. :C

Glad to hear it is looking good for you 10Grands.

Jose

Travelcrafter wrote:
I wish dealers had the same attitude because now you have doubt about the camper you fell in love with and if it's fixed, is it right or can I trust it now.

Given the currently reported attitude of the dealer it seems they are being upfront and reasonable about the situation. I would say that since they are willing to make things right and do the inspections and fix or refund or find another unit to make the customer happy I would find them to be trustworthy and would be quite pleased with the results, whatever they may be.

That's really good news 10grand when I picked up my old Travelcraft the people I bought it from set down and told me every little thing that they knew about the camper, the furnace didn't work how the dent in the finder got there how the uncle got to where he couldn't get on the roof the last few years so I might want to reseal it any thing they thought would be of interest to me we discussed. I was happy and giddy as all get out to drive that thing home. the one thing they thought that wouldn't cause me trouble was the tires and I blew out the drivers side inner tire 20 miles from there house. I never got the first bit upset about it because they had been up front about every thing else. I wish dealers had the same attitude because now you have doubt about the camper you fell in love with and if it's fixed, is it right or can I trust it now. I wish you good luck in the choice you make and be diligent in the inspections because water intrusion in the cab-over area is fairly common in class C M.H. especially ones with clearance lights and windows