1995 Tioga Montara
I am looking at a 1995 Tioga Montara its the 29/30 footer, it looks good inside and out however I know its 20 years old and I guess any of the systems could break at any moment (stove, fridge, Ac etc)...
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rjf7g wrote:
My 1992 Tioga had a lot of leaks - the whole back wall was basically rotted out and there were issues in the bunk area as well.
This is one of my biggest fears, a lot of water damage unless your looking for a project piece (I'm not) its a send to the crusher.
In my situation I have to balance cost against use, the problem is I am not retired if I was it would be different but with me still working I would get to use it a couple of days here, a couple of days there, maybe a week in the spring, a couple in the summer and a week in the fall to much to rely on rentals but not enough to justify $50 thousand plus for something that's going to spend 80 or 90 percent of its time setting in the driveway......
Most RV's and Class C's are no different are a one-trick-pony, great for camping but not much practical use for anything else. That's why I am also considering a truck camper, at least with it you can pull it off the truck and still have a truck to use when your not camping, although they have their own set of cons.
Thanks
Bill
