Assessing an RV
Hello. I grew up taking RV vacations, mainly in trailers and Class Bs. I now have the opportunity to own a 1998 Adventurer if I simply take over the payments. I believe it is either a 34' or 37' since...
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The things I knowingly ran into on my new to me 2002 were tires, shocks and all batteries had to be replaced. That is a chunk of change. I think that was about $3k plus extra. Depending on chassis (Ford or Chevy) other things should be discussed with your father-in-law.
Just what has been done on recalls or improvements. Example, I was told the fridge was updated for fire prevention. When I contacted the MFG, after purchase. It needed another update! It was free but had I not pursued the issue I would not have known. I did know thanks to rv.net it could be a possible fire hazard.
The one thing I spent good money on was steering stabilizers. Just to get the MH down the road the way I wanted to drive it. That is just a fwiw.
Look at PPL for what you are signing up to pay and what it is worth at this time. The memories using it are priceless.
Just what has been done on recalls or improvements. Example, I was told the fridge was updated for fire prevention. When I contacted the MFG, after purchase. It needed another update! It was free but had I not pursued the issue I would not have known. I did know thanks to rv.net it could be a possible fire hazard.
The one thing I spent good money on was steering stabilizers. Just to get the MH down the road the way I wanted to drive it. That is just a fwiw.
Look at PPL for what you are signing up to pay and what it is worth at this time. The memories using it are priceless.
