We found another one and will be viewing it tomorrow I believe, just waiting for directions and a time. Has two slides, in the pictures it looks ok.So what should we be asking about a RV this old, that will cost more money then the price which is 21,000.We are thinking how old are the batteries, when was it last used, is it certified and e-tested or when was it last. How old are the tires, have the tanks ever been replaced. What is the roof made of has it been repaired. We will of course check for leaks, and all other problems on the inside and outside. Thanks

what chassis is it on? the old chevy P-30/32?(do a search) or the old pre 99 Ford with 16 inch rims? just because it is a 99 motorhome doesn't mean it is on a 99 new ford chassis.I would figure on needing new tires in the near future on ANY thing you buy. unless of course the seller can show that he/she just put new ones on. check the date code. batteries won't kill you to replace. don't understand about the tank replacement. my 1999 chieftain that I traded in 1 1/2 years ago had a price listed of $39,900. I got about $20K for it.bumpy

What is your concern about the tanks being replaced?Our 96 Southwind has the original tanks. They work and give us no problems.Holding tanks are not something that should be replaced on a maintenance schedule.

Forget about the tanks. Put water in them if they do not leak they are probably good to go. Have the seller plug in refrigerator a day before you check the coach, this will give it enough time to cool to at least 40 degrees. Check the hot water tank for leaks and cracks. These things are very expensive to replace.

gbopp wrote:What is your concern about the tanks being replaced?Our 96 Southwind has the original tanks. They work and give us no problems.Holding tanks are not something that should be replaced on a maintenance schedule.We read somewhere where people had to replace rusted out tanks.

Bumpyroad wrote:what chassis is it on? the old chevy P-30/32?(do a search) or the old pre 99 Ford with 16 inch rims? just because it is a 99 motorhome doesn't mean it is on a 99 new ford chassis.I would figure on needing new tires in the near future on ANY thing you buy. unless of course the seller can show that he/she just put new ones on. check the date code. batteries won't kill you to replace. don't understand about the tank replacement. my 1999 chieftain that I traded in 1 1/2 years ago had a price listed of $39,900. I got about $20K for it.bumpyThis is all the ad says1999 Rexall Aerbus 36 feet 2 slide outs V 10 Ford power loaded double door fridge freezer washer dryer great shspe

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Homer1
Explorer
May 17, 2014
Forget about the tanks. Put water in them if they do not leak they are probably good to go. Have the seller plug in refrigerator a day before you check the coach, this will give it enough time to cool to at least 40 degrees. Check the hot water tank for leaks and cracks. These things are very expensive to replace.
gbopp
Explorer
May 17, 2014
What is your concern about the tanks being replaced?

Our 96 Southwind has the original tanks. They work and give us no problems.

Holding tanks are not something that should be replaced on a maintenance schedule.
Bumpyroad
Explorer
May 17, 2014
what chassis is it on? the old chevy P-30/32?(do a search) or the old pre 99 Ford with 16 inch rims? just because it is a 99 motorhome doesn't mean it is on a 99 new ford chassis.
I would figure on needing new tires in the near future on ANY thing you buy. unless of course the seller can show that he/she just put new ones on. check the date code. batteries won't kill you to replace. don't understand about the tank replacement. my 1999 chieftain that I traded in 1 1/2 years ago had a price listed of $39,900. I got about $20K for it.
bumpy

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