Flipping RVs
Program on Great American Country channel (165 on Dish). Finding, buying, restoring vintage RVs. Interesting watch. Goes on for several hours tonight.
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Paul Clancy wrote:
I miss shade tree mechanic. Really enjoyed that show for the same reasons.
x2- I've seen a few of those, interesting show. The company is based in Bend Oregon.
gijoecam wrote:
dodge guy wrote:
Great show and no drama like some other shows!
I can`t believe what some people will pay to have those restored? the last Spartan Manor they said was $100,000 after it was all done!
Every time I see that show, I think the same thing!! That Spartan Manor... wasn't that $100k on top of the $40k the owner spent to buy it?
I'm not sure. But even if they had $60k in parts and labor, it still seems excessive for a trailer that only needed an interior freshening and a good polish job! But what do I know, I still like to watch someone else do all that work!dodge guy wrote:
Great show and no drama like some other shows!
I can`t believe what some people will pay to have those restored? the last Spartan Manor they said was $100,000 after it was all done!
Every time I see that show, I think the same thing!! That Spartan Manor... wasn't that $100k on top of the $40k the owner spent to buy it?- I miss shade tree mechanic. Really enjoyed that show for the same reasons.
- It's a good show, looks like they take pride in their work. I agree with a previous comment in that I like there's not the attempted dramatics with "deadlines."
TomB. wrote:
What's the channel # for DirectTV?
Channel 326.- What's the channel # for DirectTV?
- Great show and no drama like some other shows!
I can`t believe what some people will pay to have those restored? the last Spartan Manor they said was $100,000 after it was all done! - I just found that show last night. Must have been a marathon as there were probably four or so episodes back to back. Those old shiny rigs must really blind people as they're going down the road.
