"Don't Buy New"
I notice a lot of you say not to buy a brand new rv unit. I'm "assuming" this is because it takes a while to shake all the right-out-of-the-factory bugs out of it and locate all the problems associat...
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jplante4 wrote:Terryallan wrote:
Maybe, maybe not. On your second hand RV. How was the roof cared for?
No, but easily fixed for about $40Was it properly waxed?
The clear coat was in good shape with the exception of the front cap and the mural on the back.Did it come with new tires?
$2500 for 6 YokohamasWere the hubs greased regularly?
Had all the service records for 20 years. The first owner was OCD about Mx.Were the tanks cleaned correctly after each use?
Came with a wand and the sensors are working, so I'd say yeah.
You get the idea. I paid $20k for the Sahara. There was some work to do, and if you can't do that yourself, then by all means, buy new. As a previous poster said, that just puts more inventory on my market.
Lets think. My roof, and all the roof top fittings are perfect, My paint is perfect, My tires are new. And I didn't pay 20K for a 20 year old RV.
As I said. It is all in what you want. I go camping to relax, not to work on the RV.
