Opinions of Isata IE250 Touring Sedan
I own a 1992 Winnebago Warrior (Toyota V6). It's in great condition with about 58,000 miles, but it has very small water tanks--they're all 14 gallons. I'd like to upgrade to another used Class C. Wi...
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Prescott66 wrote:I own a 1992 Winnebago Warrior (Toyota V6). It's in great condition with about 58,000 miles, but it has very small water tanks--they're all 14 gallons. I'd like to upgrade to another used Class C. With all the postings everywhere about how poorly constructed newer RV's are, I'd like to find something older with reasonably lower miles.
I'm wondering about opinions of Dynamax Isatas. I've looked at a couple of IE250's in the 2005-2008 range with about 45-60,000 miles. Are there any particular red flags with those models? They have one slide. I haven't yet discovered what mechanism the slides have, but there are plenty of nightmare slide stories out there.
Any thoughts would be welcome.
Dynamax Isata's were a top-of-the-line Motorhome. They were high quality and aerodynamic. As for slides, I would see the motorhome's you are looking at and watch them open and close the slide.
As for buying sight unseen, it's "buyer beware". Something I would never do. Make sure everything is working in the motorhome. before purchasing.
