Wennebago Adventurer 35C used
I am looking at a used 2000 Winnebago Adventurer 35c motorhome. 65k miles, Ford 6.8l V10 275hp. Price is good, and the vehicle is in good to very good appearance shape. This is my 1st venture into a C...
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Again thanks for the comments, I do appreciate them.
John Wayne, you are correct, it is a class A, I had previously looked at a Class C, I mis-typed. I did read about the plug issue, that's what originally had me not liking the V10, but after further research, I found many more positive than negative. I agree about the old hose clamps, never liked the spring type. I'll check the air filter snorkel and look for the P1 stamp.
mike brez - it did have a leak at the bath skylight, but has been repaired and re-caulked.
Since I am somewhat of a DIY'er, and still fairly young (in my mind), I'd do most of the maintenance. Always have and I've had 3 trucks go well over 300k miles in my time. Tires are 3 years old, and have good tread on them. Was going to have it diagnostic scoped to check compression and see if any other issues are present prior to making a final deal.
John Wayne, you are correct, it is a class A, I had previously looked at a Class C, I mis-typed. I did read about the plug issue, that's what originally had me not liking the V10, but after further research, I found many more positive than negative. I agree about the old hose clamps, never liked the spring type. I'll check the air filter snorkel and look for the P1 stamp.
mike brez - it did have a leak at the bath skylight, but has been repaired and re-caulked.
Since I am somewhat of a DIY'er, and still fairly young (in my mind), I'd do most of the maintenance. Always have and I've had 3 trucks go well over 300k miles in my time. Tires are 3 years old, and have good tread on them. Was going to have it diagnostic scoped to check compression and see if any other issues are present prior to making a final deal.
