Wish I could save this one...

J-Rooster wrote:
I'm familiar with this RV! My next door neighbor in Port Orchard, WA. owned it for many years and never went camping in it! He sold it to a young couple in Port Angeles, WA. I had to lend them my battery charger so they could get it started so they could take it to Port Angeles.

If the roof is good based on what you stated it could be an OK project. The club house idea is valid. When we bought our 1993 GBM in 2007 when the kids were 9 years old that was what I was going to do with it had it had serious drive train issues. Turned out to be a fine MH drive train wise but the house part was OK for an old MH.

I guess the doors are locked too?

hohenwald48 wrote:
If a person illegally moves onto your property, has no lease, has no kind of verbal rental agreement and pays no rent, are they considered to be tenants in California? They're not in Tennessee. We call them trespassers and have them arrested.

I see you're in Nashville. Where I live in Tennessee we don't even call the law. They just have to leave. ;)

hohenwald48 wrote:

korbe wrote:
I would be careful on this one. The tenants have rights and in California you may have to tow it with them still in it. :B

If a person illegally moves onto your property, has no lease, has no kind of verbal rental agreement and pays no rent, are they considered to be tenants in California? They're not in Tennessee. We call them trespassers and have them arrested.

that's why when u look at state by state voting area diagrams California is solid blue LOL

2gypsies wrote:
This is not in Los Angeles..... it's in Port Angeles, Washington. :)

He doesn't have the keys and has not been in it but knows it doesn't run and does have the title??? Very strange.

He does not have the title, just a certificate of junk that gives him ownership.

I'm familiar with this RV! My next door neighbor in Port Orchard, WA. owned it for many years and never went camping in it! He sold it to a young couple in Port Angeles, WA. I had to lend them my battery charger so they could get it started so they could take it to Port Angeles.

This is not in Los Angeles..... it's in Port Angeles, Washington. :)

He doesn't have the keys and has not been in it but knows it doesn't run and does have the title??? Very strange.

if nothing else, it would make a terrific "club house" for kids. you could forget about the motor part and just concentrate on making it a nice play house..and spare bedroom for when you have extra guests.

I believe this is located in Washington State

It's a shame to see a neat old RV go to waste. I hope someone restores it.

hohenwald48 wrote:

korbe wrote:
I would be careful on this one. The tenants have rights and in California you may have to tow it with them still in it. :B

If a person illegally moves onto your property, has no lease, has no kind of verbal rental agreement and pays no rent, are they considered to be tenants in California? They're not in Tennessee. We call them trespassers and have them arrested.

There hasn't been any common sense in CA for quite a while.