Buying Used with Delamination?
We are shopping for our first travel trailer, and on a pretty tight budget. We found a 2007 Keystone Zeppelin that appears in some pictures to have a de-lamination problem on the front and back panel...
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m11nine wrote:
Many used RVs will seem cheap from the outside, especially compared to new retails, but the used market is not that liquid and prices are far lower than you may realize (Better than a timeshare, but worse than your last new car.) One with such potential problems should be virtually given away, IMO.
I think its a very bad idea to take this risk when there are tons of bargains out there with no damage at all.
Get a lot of hands-on, in-person, advice from friends before this deal, please.
+1 very good advice.
I like your "better then a timeshare" comment, those can certainly be money traps LOL. We purchase all our timeshare weeks resale from others who have learned the expensive way! Same with the TT, we only purchase used.
