Live and Learn -- Didn't Get my MH
Welp, I suppose in the end what happened was no coincidence and maybe I wasn't supposed to get it. I was pretty convinced this was the rig for me, a 1983 Honey with a Ford 351, new tires, and a bunch...
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Just a word of advice from someone who has bought and sold a lot of boats and a few less RVs in my life. Believe no one when purchasing. If there are no records (receipts) to back up all the claims the seller is making then do one of 2 things. What you did and walk away or if you are so inclined start with the low ball price and plan on fixing a lot of stuff. At that point the seller will likely walk away. One question you can always ask is "why are you selling it" then watch the demeanor. It will tell you a lot. They know what they own. You don't. I repair and maintain all of the systems on my equipment (marine and RV) and usually know what to expect or not. In that respect I am kinda fortunate. It's why I bought and operate at 1979 model. Good luck.
