Road tripping for used TCs
I'm reading a few threads on this topic, but would love to hear some advice on how you all have handled looking/buying TCs that aren't in your immediate area? Here's what I'm currently looking at: ...
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Most RVs need timely and regular maintenance. Most RVers don’t pay attention to it. Winterization and freeze protection, roof inspections and pre-emptive caulking, careful cleaning and proper storage, all these things are usually neglected. I can usually tell the condition of an RV sight unseen after five minutes of conversation with an owner. Newbies may not fare well even after “reading up.” Most RVs are examples of varying degrees of poor design and construction. Even though I like mine very much I think it is in many respects marginally built — it could have been so much better for so little additional care/cost. That’s what really separates the premium brands from the rest of the crowd. When and if I sell I will buy my last one and someone will buy my current one — used but in top condition.
