Might buy new so you don't have to.
Looking at buying my first RV. Class A. Lower 30s gas unit. I think I am going to wait till mid Feb, so I don't have to worry about******freezing, figuratively and literally in Lower Alabama. Plus...
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I have had new & used RVs since 1969. The most problems came on new ones. I will never buy new again. I have also had 54 cars since I started buying cars in 1958. The new ones were the biggest problems for having to go back to get something fixed. New or used plan on a couple of trips for shakedown to see what needs something before your long trip.
Some of the differences from entry level to moving up are insulation that affects both heat and sound, AC being ducted or not makes a huge difference in noise when running, quality of interior finishing also shows up with higher price used coaches. True they all use the same chassis but fit & finish is done by the body builder.
Some of the differences from entry level to moving up are insulation that affects both heat and sound, AC being ducted or not makes a huge difference in noise when running, quality of interior finishing also shows up with higher price used coaches. True they all use the same chassis but fit & finish is done by the body builder.