Question about older model Roadtrek
Hello, I'm new here so please pardon if my forum knowledge and etiquette falter. I have the opportunity to purchase a 1995 Dodge Roadtrek 170 Popular. It is a great looking little class b but the ...
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Thank you for all of the information! I do love the sturdiness of the older models. I am pleased to hear that older ones are being used (with little concern) for distance travel.
This seller has kept most records which is a plus when considering future needs. I also noted the things that were mentioned in your responses and added them to the things I need to address. I'm also considering an inspection and assume that I should find an RV shop to handle that.
The price certainly can't be beat compared to the newer models. And, I do like the fact that I would have more pocket change to customize things to my liking.
I do need to clarify my idea of a daily driver. My vehicle can sit for a week without movement. I am close to my daughter's school and walking is an option on most days. But, I do understand what everyone is saying about the stops and starts. That is something to consider as I want this RT to give us many years of use.
I guess I just needed to hear that 1995 is not such a terrifying number when considering a purchase.
I thank you all for your wisdom and time!
And thank you for pointing out the FAQ...I will read it tomorrow when I have a peaceful moment.
This seller has kept most records which is a plus when considering future needs. I also noted the things that were mentioned in your responses and added them to the things I need to address. I'm also considering an inspection and assume that I should find an RV shop to handle that.
The price certainly can't be beat compared to the newer models. And, I do like the fact that I would have more pocket change to customize things to my liking.
I do need to clarify my idea of a daily driver. My vehicle can sit for a week without movement. I am close to my daughter's school and walking is an option on most days. But, I do understand what everyone is saying about the stops and starts. That is something to consider as I want this RT to give us many years of use.
I guess I just needed to hear that 1995 is not such a terrifying number when considering a purchase.
I thank you all for your wisdom and time!
And thank you for pointing out the FAQ...I will read it tomorrow when I have a peaceful moment.
