My excuse at age 75, with bone-on-bone knees,is that I can't climb all over our 2004 Tioga 26Q rig and keep it washed and polished and balk at paying some kid to do it. The graphics have faded and cracked in the Socal sun but inside it's fairly nice, but dinette seat fabric is thin. It has a newish fridge, roof AC unit, new awning fabric, HD fresh water pump, new house batteries and converter/charger as well as newish tires from the Michelin recall. Because of unexpected health and family issues, and other hobby interests, we only have some 10K miles on the rig, but I am not aware of any damage caused by disuse. If we can't get motivated to become active camper-tourers again, we'll probably sell the rig in the next year or so. Hope the low mileage doesn't scare buyers away.
