Live and Learn -- Didn't Get my MH
Welp, I suppose in the end what happened was no coincidence and maybe I wasn't supposed to get it. I was pretty convinced this was the rig for me, a 1983 Honey with a Ford 351, new tires, and a bunch...
Forum Discussion
azpete wrote:
its only as is when you write the check. up un til then, no question is wrong to ask. no inspection means he knows the problems and is not willing to be bothered with them. its not that he is trying to cheat you, its just that he doesnt want to do the repairs. its up to you to make sure you get what you want, at a price you are comfortable with. dont worry, there is a motorhome out there that you will eventually find and own. drop all your other hobbies, this one will take all your money. even one in great condition still takes lots of care.
ive owned several. none were without opportunities to learn about repairs.
Disagree with your saying "no inspection means he knows the problems and is not willing to do the repairs ..."
If he told me up front there are problems,but I'm not going to fix them,that's fine. But if refuses to get a second opinion without telling me that,then I think he is trying to cheat any potential buyer and the OP did a very smart thing by walking away.
