2006 Itasca Navion vs 2009 Winnebago View
We have two good options for our new (to us) RV: RV #1: 2006 Winnebago Navion 24H from a private seller. Unit is in good condition, has 75k miles, and is listed for $36k. We've taken a look at the un...
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CharlesinGA wrote:
On the '06 a critical area is the metal band around the top of the cab at the juncture with the cab over. Use a magnet, if it is steel, RUN. Many have been replaced by aluminum bands and if so, fine, if not, WBO gets lots of money for one, and it will take lots of money to replace it. They rust bad.
We noticed that there is a lot of rust in the area you are describing. The owners state there is no water damage inside the cab, but there was a leak over the rear entry door. We were going to ask our mechanic about this, but is the rust itself a dealbreaker? Assuming we drive it for a year full time in the elements and plan to resell.
Thanks! The post was very helpful.
