New Class A owner. Need some advice
I am retired. And have been for 10 years. At 65 today, I basically wore out a 99 Suburban and 99 Mallard TT. I bought on a whim, and now love it, a 96 Bounder Class A 34ft with less than 30k. 460,...
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Congrats on your purchase. One thing about Bounder is they've been around a long time and are still being sold. If it was me, I look into joining the Bounders of America - a Bounder's owners group dedicated solely to Bounders. They may have a local chapter you could join for fellowship and information sharing. I see a lot of Bounders on the road and they all look like they're surviving well so I think you made a good choice.
I'm not a member and have never owned a Bounder but I've found owners groups to be a huge resource for knowledge.
Check the roof, replace the tires, then batteries (not much will work right without 12v power), fill with propane so you can check the appliances. Then the generator. By then you'll have enough experience with it to make a plan to make it your own.
I'm not a member and have never owned a Bounder but I've found owners groups to be a huge resource for knowledge.
Check the roof, replace the tires, then batteries (not much will work right without 12v power), fill with propane so you can check the appliances. Then the generator. By then you'll have enough experience with it to make a plan to make it your own.
