Getting rid of an older motor home.
I'm tossing around the idea of purchasing an older motor home, Class A or Class C. My toy hauler/truck combination is fine for certain uses, but not ideal for the type of travel I'd like to do over t...
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"First, an older motorhome with very low mileage is not a good thing. It means that it has sat unused for extensive amounts of time over the years. And that, in turn, means that either it was not in good working order (and therefore sat unused) OR it just sat unused (and therefore the parts have deteriorated from disuse)"
This is an often repeated opinion that I don't buy, and I'm not looking at a 40 year old motor home, more along the lines of 15 years old. System on the RV don't deteriorate that quickly. While the engine may need some new hoses there is nothing on the entire RV I couldn't handle myself.
In any case, I was asking about getting rid of the unit when I was ready to move on.
This is an often repeated opinion that I don't buy, and I'm not looking at a 40 year old motor home, more along the lines of 15 years old. System on the RV don't deteriorate that quickly. While the engine may need some new hoses there is nothing on the entire RV I couldn't handle myself.
In any case, I was asking about getting rid of the unit when I was ready to move on.
