Worth paying an inspector?
I'm looking at a 2015 Winnebago class A for sale by owner with only 7000 miles on it. They are selling because of a job change. I've received over 70 photos and it looks like it's in pristine conditio...
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DunellenGuy wrote:
I'm looking at a 2015 Winnebago class A for sale by owner with only 7000 miles on it. They are selling because of a job change. I've received over 70 photos and it looks like it's in pristine condition. It also comes with a transferrable Cornerstone extended warranty good through 2021 with $100 deductible.
The motorhome is about 1500 miles from our home, so we'd need to fly down to purchase, and then drive it back.
I'm debating whether it's worthwhile to spend an additional $500 to $1000 or so for a pre-purchase inspection by an outside firm? I can do a thorough inspection of the house, and the engine is virtually brand new.
Any feedback?
Just go down and look at it yourself.Plug it in run all the AC, furnaces, fridge,slides etc .Test drive it etc.Check owner ID .Make sure you have clear title before paying the person a Dime.Being as its only a year old and only 7K miles and has ext warrenty I personally would not worry
Tires are a non issue so don't worry about that, there good for 8 years on average.
IF your not capable of such then by all means find a person who can do such
