New to RV'ing

Gale Hawkins wrote:
Lordgeek jumping in with both feet is a good way to get started I think since that is what most of us do. :) Some miss a lot of life by testing the waters one toe at a time. :)

At $2700 if it is a total loss you will have lost less money than most posting here did on our first RV purchase.

Letting the family pull the trigger was a great move and will be a great learning experience for the kids that can help them make fast decisions for the rest of their lives.

Our kids were 9 when they asked for a MH and selected the one that we still have as they are about to turn 18. They have put many hours into its upkeep and have skills because of the MH that otherwise they would not have today. :)

X's 2 Gale, that was my sediments also when I saw the reply about jumping in with both feet! My first tt was an old 15 ft'er that was 400.00 cash ,out the door and no guarantees! That's the only way I would have began to RV and learned a lot and none of it bad, unless going on your first little trip with it and you find out what the sway control bar is for! My neighbor helped me a lot by seeing how he did things!
The OP stated that it is owned by an old friend and has owned several rv's so its more likely that it was taken care of and not abused!
I remember the excitement I had when I bought that first camper and its funny, I still have that same feeling of excitement 40 years later when I hook up to our 5er and head for the camp ground!