Ok what about this Winne

I hope you look at the ad again. says its sold!

According to NADA that is a little under Low Retail. So at this point I would say it depends entirely on condition.

I did not realize how hard ours had been ridden and I think I slightly overpaid at 2K under low retail. The big plus for me was the name and I think they are pretty well put together. There were a few things wrong that I didn't see, like the full depth dinette under seat drawer guides were not installed straight, plumb and parallel.

The big thing is do you and the DW like the floor plan and a through PDI.

Good luck and I hope this is the one you're looking for.

PS; Winnebagoind.com has downloadable sales brochure, owners manual, electrical and plumbing manuals and a full parts list available. There is also a Motor home component information sheet you can download but you do need the serial no. and the VIN. Same thing goes for a Motor Home Weight Information sheet. The info sheet for the specific motor home will include the Component by name, manufacturer model and serial number as applicable.

https://www.nadaguides.com/RVs

Couldn't say if the price is right, haven't been in the market for 13 years.

I don't know about the price but it looks like a nice smaller class A in nice condition. I think Winnebago products are pretty well built.

Inspect closely. I’m a Winnebago fan.

Yup that’s it , 26 ft,, 16k miles
Is 40k in line ???

Mile High wrote:
Great! Whatever a 2013 Winnebago Ithaca 26 fr is :)

Class A

I suspect that is what he means. They are all good and they are all bad. If it has the floor plan you like, reasonably priced and clean...go for it.

Great! Whatever a 2013 Winnebago Ithaca 26 fr is :)