blitzn wrote:
A local RV dealer told us he thought it was definitely a repair and would stay away from it.
Good advice.... maybe, or perhaps the local dealer would like to sell you one of their units.
That being said, if the floor plan and price fits your needs then yes it should be considered. Go into the unit and check all of the wall, ceiling, floor, and even inside the cabinets for any sign of water damage/intrusion. "Listen" to your nose, if there is a musty/moldy smell then it could mean water got in. However, in the end, it is you who will need to decide. Were it me, I think I'd pass and keep looking.
