Need advice on purchasing an older RV.
My partner and I are looking to purchase an RV by the end of the year and have it renovated by next spring when we will strike out on the road and go full time. We are interested in Class A RVs due to...
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Veebyes wrote:
The older it is the more maintenance issues there will be. Think of availability of parts also.
That 90s unit that can be picked up for next to nothing is a time bomb. You never know when something is going to go wrong & it will reach its tipping point & not be worth putting any more money into.
If it were only to be used for local weekending getting old might be OK but if the miles are going to be piled it is far better to get a lightly used but well broken in unit that is only a few years old.
Sometimes one has to make the best choice you can within one's BUDGET. I will agree however that looking for a full-time rig under 10k is brave. If you have solid mechanical skills and good tools or if your version of full time doesn't include so much driving then it could work
