Used C Buying Advice and did read FAQ
I have been lurking around the forums for about two months now reading over all of the buying advice for used Cs and I am getting to the point where I am planning on driving around to look at differen...
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There is a looong thread here on buying ex-rental RVs.
I would not hesitate to buy from Cruise America (or perhaps other companies) if the general RV in question met my needs and wants. Their models tend to be on the plain side, with somewhat sturdier/less finicky fittings and hardware than many other RVs. Cruise America, at least, does a very thorough refurbishment before selling the RVs.
If possible, I would avoid taking out a loan to buy a used (or new) RV, though not everybody agrees with that. Many lenders are none to keen with lending money on RVs that are more than a few years old.
Look very carefully at condition of used motorhomes. A lesser brand unit in good shape that has received conscientious maintenance is far more desirable (and will give better service with fewer headaches) than a better brand one that has not been well taken care of.
I would not hesitate to buy from Cruise America (or perhaps other companies) if the general RV in question met my needs and wants. Their models tend to be on the plain side, with somewhat sturdier/less finicky fittings and hardware than many other RVs. Cruise America, at least, does a very thorough refurbishment before selling the RVs.
If possible, I would avoid taking out a loan to buy a used (or new) RV, though not everybody agrees with that. Many lenders are none to keen with lending money on RVs that are more than a few years old.
Look very carefully at condition of used motorhomes. A lesser brand unit in good shape that has received conscientious maintenance is far more desirable (and will give better service with fewer headaches) than a better brand one that has not been well taken care of.
