Considering a well aged class A
Up front, is there any sense in buying a one or two decade old class A and expect it to reliably carry and operate long trips for another decade or two without it costing more to maintain than buying ...
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We have a 2000 motorhome. It still looks nice and everything works. We don't hesitate to take off and go anywhere we want. We have had very few problems since purchasing it at 10 yrs of age. We don't plan on changing anytime soon. We will put in new flooring and furniture in the next year or so and do some updating, but we are just getting close to 50,000 miles and it should have a lot more miles to go. We did put new tires on when we got it and will change them due to the age (they look great) soon.
Our Monaco is a gas model 36'very well built.
Our Monaco is a gas model 36'very well built.
