Lance siding... is this factory?

AISURFFISH wrote:
Run.. run far and run fast.. don't look back at that can o worms....

All depends on what someone is looking for. Clearly repaired. It could be a heck of a deal at the right price point. May get a lot more camper than someone could otherwise afford.

Did they document the repair process? A bunch of pictures could validate the repair was done well. Frankly with all the screws holding the siding on, this camper is probably structurally stronger than what Lance produced originally. The skin adds rigidity to the frame.

It actually looks like a good blank canvas for a vinyl vehicle wrap. That could seal all the screw heads and make it look pretty cool at the same time.

covered wagon wrote:
The screws probably are not stainless so the caulking applied to the threads loses its seal from the rust. That's if caulking was applied to the threads as should be done in weather conditions.

You must be clairvoyant....

The screws probably are not stainless so the caulking applied to the threads loses its seal from the rust. That's if caulking was applied to the threads as should be done in weather conditions.

For clarification: I am not affiliated with the seller nor am I in the market for another TC; it will be a while before I get another.

Just happen to see this one for sale and was curious, hence the posting here.

This was a question?

Run.. run far and run fast.. don't look back at that can o worms.
The only thing worth anything in those photos is the honda on the hitch hauler

The back side still has the original aluminum siding.
The rest is not original. There is no telling from the pictures, how good or bad a repair job it is, what damage prompted it, or how well it has been repaired.
Every single one of the screws is a potential leak.

Not factory. Someone has done a major remodel / re-skin.

The posting images did not show a roof. The interior looked very good!

I parted out Lance 1161 and there were no screws on the siding to hold it.
They used glue (and a good one) to hold the siding to the frame + corner molding.
Can't vouch for all MY, but I doubt this is original as such screws bring high leak risk.
How is the roof?