Purchasing Warped Roof 1997 Bigfoot 2500 9’6”?

It’s gonna take more than a puddle of water on the roof of a fiberglass shell camper to make me think there’s water damage. There has to be some evidence inside if it’s there, either visible or smells.

Look everywhere, sniff everywhere. Remember, water runs downhill.

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I would not wish to buy it.

From the pictures, the camper looks pretty nice for being almost 25 years old.

Considering how Bigfoot TC’s are made, I think it’s unlikely that’s evidence of water damage. If it was, I would expect to see some signs of water intrusion on the inside around the roof vent.

Any stains on the ceiling? Any sign of damage or cracking of the fiberglass shell on the outside?

The window seals you circled look like they’ve shrunk and pulled out. If they’re not torn, they may be able to be repaired, or just replaced. A glass guy could probably fix those.

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pianotuna wrote:
Water Damage = RUN don't walk away.

Do you think this is water damage? Some people on other forums have said that this is a normal part of an aging fiberglass camper, so long as there is no evidence of water damage on the interior.

Water Damage = RUN don't walk away.