Just getting started - questions
Hi all! I am just getting started in RVs, and I want to restore an older one that is not working. I have restored many old cars, so I am not completely blind to what I can do and not do. I have some ...
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Look for one that has no leaks...look at the roof and make sure it closes and seals good. Make sure the roof doesn't sag. Depending on the age of the pop up, you might want to replace the canvas. Expect to spend in upwards of up to $1000 or so for it. We bought a used pop up a couple years ago that we were going to use in the mountains while our TT was stored at the beach. I looked and looked on craigslist. Some people think their nasty old rotting pop ups are made of gold. I finally found a 2001 Coleman that was in really good condition. I bought it for a couple thousand dollars. The bad part was that the people stored moth balls in it. Kept it a month before trading it and the TT in on our Class C. Dealer put it on the lot for over $5000. Not sure what it sold for. But if it was any indication of what others were wanting for theirs, then they might of got it.
