poppin_fresh wrote:
It's useless apparently.
Traveled today to look at an older TT that looked pretty good in the ad, but unfortunately, upon a close look was a train wreck.
Jon
Yep, been there, done that. They use pics to make the RV look like it's clean and in great condition. When you get there and actually see the RV, it's a whole other story. Then there are those that stink from tobacco smoke, dirty laundry, tomcats, unwashed dogs and fried fish that would gag a maggot. Sadly some of them are good buys if you can stand the stink. We couldn't.
And watch out for those "hidden lemons" that look great until you get them home or go camping for the first time. Then you find leaking pipes, cracked waste tanks, worn out water-pumps, 10 yr old tires treated to look new, fridges that can barely work - and who knows what else.
Buying used is buying a pig-in-a-poke. Don't ask how I know this....
