"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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free radical wrote:toedtoes wrote:
The best way to buy is to buy something 35 years or older and spend some money bringing it back to full operational mode. Every other way of buying is wrong.
LOL
Are you serious?
If I have the money why should I waste time fixing some old heap?
I only live once and time is more precious then money to me,besides I plan to keep whatever I have forever..so depreciation doesn't matter to me..
I'm serious in that I was being sarcastic as to what is the "best way". It depends on the person, their circumstances, etc. For me, I did exactly that and it has been great for me. I'm still far less in money-wise than if I had bought new or almost new. My clipper is in far better shape than most of the 10-20 year old rigs. And I don't have payments for 5+ years. It all works for me. I plan to keep my clipper forever...so depreciation doesn't matter to me..
See. What makes sense to one person doesn't to another. What works for one situation doesn't for another. There is no best way.
