Reasons for people to dump their TT
As we go out to buy a tt (we are not buying new), I want to avoid picking up someone else's lemon. What should we be looking for? My husband is pretty handy and can figure out how to fix most things...
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Yeah, I guess I should have titled this as "dump and run". I know that some people buy them, never use them and then sell them; which is what we want. I just want to be able to spot a bad one.
Several years ago we purchased an old 78 Class A just to see if we would like RVing in general. We loved RVing, but we did not love having to do some kind of repairs on it every single time we wanted to take it out. We also notice that the newer models were much more efficient. 29 feet gets you a lot more room nowadays than it did in 1978. We don't want a Class A either.
Several years ago we purchased an old 78 Class A just to see if we would like RVing in general. We loved RVing, but we did not love having to do some kind of repairs on it every single time we wanted to take it out. We also notice that the newer models were much more efficient. 29 feet gets you a lot more room nowadays than it did in 1978. We don't want a Class A either.
