At almost 15 years, the camper that is in better shape is the better camper.
Look into every compartment and every corner.
Test every feature of the camper. Try to put it on the jacks alone. See how stable it stands. A little bit of sway is normal. Are there any previous repairs, e. g. to the front jack mounts? Do slideouts open and close smoothly, close fully, and sit square in their opening?
Try to bring someone with RV experience with you if you don't have any.
Any rot / leak issues that you find frequently turn out to be much worse once you start disassembly. Are there delamination bubbles or wrinkles on the outside walls?
TCs are very good at hiding issues. Usually, there is no smell that could give a leak issue away.
If the camper passes all checks and fits your needs and wants well enough, buy it regardless of the manufacturer.