Moving to a used Class A..thoughts on this used model?

My big question being a V-10, has the plugs been changed. I looked at Fiesta a few years ago and thought they looked pretty good. I was looking at a Workhorse with 8.1
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Outside looks clean. Crazy low miles.

Personally I would look for something with a slide.


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I'm curious as to why they wouldn't include pictures of the inside as well. Good luck when you see it this weekend.

Dale

Scottiemom wrote:
I'm curious as to why they wouldn't include pictures of the inside as well.

X2, that's a big red flag for me. Hopefully the outside reflects the inside care the RV has received.

Like the others have said, looks good on the outside, odd on no interior pictures but some people just don't know how to market. Can't buy a decent used car for the $$$ they're asking.

Good luck and let us know how you make out.

If it has been in covered storage that is great. Covered may just mean the roof or could mean indoors. Check maintenance records of course.

It really depends upon how you plan to use it. For me it does not have enough outside storage. I would look for one with more storage at least 60 gals of FW capacity and at least one slide.

I would be suspicious on this ad as the specifications list it as a class C. If this was the real owner you would think he would know the difference!
Good Luck

jimx200 wrote:
My sweetie and I have really enjoyed out 1999 Class C (bought used/been great), but finding we need more room. We have been looking at usedd Class A models under the $27,000 price point and finding lots of really nice rigs here in California.
We ran across this one below and are seeing it over the weekend. I'm not familiar with the brand and would appreciate any comments as to likes or dislikes. The age is ok as long as it's had good care. A plus is that it's been stored indoors. Thanks much.

https://sacramento.craigslist.org/rvs/d/citrus-heights-2003-fiesta-30-class/6853678962.html

Forget fooling around with pics and too many questions, while it might go away.
Hey, you're not buying without first looking anyway and don't know what you can get it for, without checkbook in hand.
First ask for a look at the title and for being sure it's clear and valid.
Could be a great coach, even though very entry level and made by Fleetwood, who have many models.
Without a slide, the price drops considerably and more than any other single feature, so we're looking at $11K - $12K here and all any private seller can expect to get for a unit such as this. This assuming you won't be buying tires at the very first stop, so do check the DOT number for the date of manufacture.

I see some things to consider. That forward mounted AC may not cool the bed room in extreme heat.
The outside storage bays are done poorly. Kind of like old Bounders, 94 and back. Not a lot of room.
Entrance door is square cut on top and can tear he awning. Will need a roller added. Also those square cut doors can crack in the upper corners.
Slides and length usually reflect on how well you and your traveling pardner like each other. We travel with no slides, 8' wide and 33" long and we do really like each other. GRIN.
That Fiesta is about as entry level as they come.
If none of the for mentioned items concern you, then it may be the coach for you.

Richard