Used versus new
I have had the full spectrum of campers over the years so not new to RVs. Now semi retired, I want to make basically 4 trips in the future. NE,NW,SW and thru the heart of America. I keep looking at...
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We bought a new 2004 rig in late 2003. In our case, the fridge and roof AC and awning fabric had to be replaced at about 9 years old. Tires need to be replaced for safety every 4-6 years regardless. Fresh water pumps, water heaters and furnaces are also limited life items that may fail in ten years or so. These things costed us about $3000+ in parts and labor, not huge issues, but should be taken into account when deciding how old a used rig to buy or whether to buy new.
