mockturtle wrote:
OTOH, calling a former owner to complain about issues with a used RV would seem a breach of etiquette.
Well, not exactly, but in the case where you learn after buying, where the previous owner chose to hide information about the RV, then I would say it incumbent to ask why the information was not disclosed when buying.
I bought a used unit 1,500 miles from home, and gave the owner every opportunity to tell me everything he did to the coach before I made the trek to buy it. He chose to not disclose pertinent facts damage and modifications made to the rig anyway. Yes, the more I learned about the wild goose chase he chose to have me take, the madder I got at the individual. It is imperative to get all the information, whether or not the previous owner did so before selling it.
