how in the heck to pick a used class A
We have a 1999 Fleetwood class A we bought from my son and used a few times, but it needs to go to motorhome heaven. We want to buy a nice used one and are stymied as to how to know what to choose. ...
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susanka wrote:
We have a 1999 Fleetwood class A we bought from my son and used a few times, but it needs to go to motorhome heaven. We want to buy a nice used one and are stymied as to how to know what to choose.
Our budget: Up to 65,000.
Only the two of us.
DH's priorities: 30 feet, no more. Well built inside and out.
Mine: Lots of storage, decent kitchen space. Comforts of home on the road but don't need a bunch of slideouts or things like a fireplace. We like our no-slideout Fleetwood but it's worn out. Don't want to feel like it's poorly made. We'll use it several times a year for 2-week to 1-month trips. We live in Colorado.
We've looked online for a while but find all the possibilities confusing. Can anyone give us advice about the most efficient way to look? Thank you in advance!
Why "must" this go to motor home heaven. It might be because you made a mistake when you bought it but it's certainly not because it would cost more than $65,000 to resolve any issues you might have with it. Even if your plan is to send it to heaven you must put some value on it and so would some buyer. We own a 1988 coach and it's great. We are planning to have it re-painted soon and with all the interior updates we could likely keep if forever. I doubt we will, but we certainly will expect some value out of this wonderful motor home if or when we do.
