Buying a known (?) problem
Would you willingly buy an RV with water damage if the price was right? Hubby and I own a 2004 Gulf Stream Class C which has served us faithfully; but now we're pondering going south with our 3 dog...
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If the price is right why not. I am of a different type of folk that only likes vintage. So for my first project was a 1975 American Clipper Class C RV. Purchace price 1000. Structure was sound however what a nightmare electric malfunction long story short the dealership that fixed our electricity screwed us it was a horrible job. So I called the news I wrote every nasty review I could and got Better Business on this to. They refunded me all my money and gave us their lot to advertise sold for 1500. And learned a******load on dealerships they will screw you if they can. So after that no more engine RV's decided on a 5th. Found one a 1986 NUWA 28 footer for 2000 with some water damage. Talked him down to 1500 purchase price. But I live in Arizona so I knew the water damage was not that bad. I also found on Craigslist believe it or not a great RV repairman although my better half is pretty RV suave so the RV guy charges us half with his help. Best 1500 purchase yes I spent plenty money fixing her up but this 5th is on the road and rolling. She went through a horrible storm recently and guess what she was rock solid.
