Need info on 1989 Tioga Montara
Hi there, this will be my first post, so forgive me if I'm up there on the newbie scale.. I have been looking and researching RVs, trailers and the like for about 3 months now and I have saved up e...
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Tioga is a Fleetwood RV product. Their Class C's are entry-to-mid-level in construction and features.
You have to be sure it meets your needs in terms of floorplan, living and storage space. If it does:
That price is Top Top Top for that size and age. I'd expect it to be perfect. No leaks or evidence of previous leaks. Doesn't need tires, brakes, battery, ROOF now or any time soon. Fresh Fridge and Rooftop A/C.
We sold a 1984 Holiday Rambler 24-ft Class C for $5000 in early 2009. Had 105000 miles. Good tires, brakes, roof, new paint, everything worked: New Fridge, overhauled Water Heater, Good A/C and Good Tires with new Brakes. Rebuilt front suspension and rear springs. We considered ourselves fortunate to get that price. The Holiday coaches of that era were a cut above nearly all others, one of the best on the road.
You have to be sure it meets your needs in terms of floorplan, living and storage space. If it does:
That price is Top Top Top for that size and age. I'd expect it to be perfect. No leaks or evidence of previous leaks. Doesn't need tires, brakes, battery, ROOF now or any time soon. Fresh Fridge and Rooftop A/C.
We sold a 1984 Holiday Rambler 24-ft Class C for $5000 in early 2009. Had 105000 miles. Good tires, brakes, roof, new paint, everything worked: New Fridge, overhauled Water Heater, Good A/C and Good Tires with new Brakes. Rebuilt front suspension and rear springs. We considered ourselves fortunate to get that price. The Holiday coaches of that era were a cut above nearly all others, one of the best on the road.
