Keystone Outback M-27 RSDS (bought it)
Looking at buying one of these, in ostensibly very good condition. I like the idea of the rear slide because it makes it much shorter when traveling, and the full big bathroom attached to the master...
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Tiger02 wrote:
Probably the biggest issue with the Outbacks from that era are the delamination problems. Check the front cap and back wall for bubbles. Leaks will always be a concern, but I see that as more of a maintenance issue or lack of it with a trailer that is 10 years old now.
You can check out the owner's forum here Outbackers
We went and looked at the trailer today. All of the interior white trim molding had some kind of plastic shrink material on it rather than paint and all of it was delaminating from a decade in the brutal central valley heat.
Otherwise the interior was excellent because it hadn't been used much. But for the same reason it sat uncovered getting all the UV from hell and 100+ degree temps during the summer for the better part of a decade. The outside trim parts have significant fading on them. The roof was re-sealed several years ago but a lot of the sealant around the appliance vents is already dry and cracking so it will need it again soon. Bearings have been greased recently which was good to hear.
It's very workable but I've adjusted my offer price accordingly because of the sun damage. We love the interior layout so we can put the work into fixing it up. Thanks for the link I'll take a look.
-M
