The RV is identical to mine, only the name is changed. Ours is a 1998 Four Winds 5000 22rk (rear kitchen). Most likely yours is also built by Thor. I purchased ours for $14k nice inside and out. Dinette is small hard to fit into unless you are a bit more fit then we are. Our water heater worked only from propane, would prefer also to work from electric. Came with with new Firestone LT tires and new batteries, and 36,500 miles on it, with a V-10,and no leaks. Came with all the manuals for everything, but actual MH operation.
Sleeping is either on the jackknife couch, dinette, to short to stretch out on, or the overhead. In our case, the overhead was nicely modified and extend to the rear of the front seats, sleeps two adults just fine, or lots of storage. No slide out in this unit.
Now the MH was only eight miles down the road when I bought it off Craigslist. When I drove it, I knew there was a handling problem, steering was way to lite. There were people standing in line when I bought it, felt lucky.
This was last September. Sine then I have invested another $4,000 in preventive maintenance of items at my request, and mechanics found bad tie rod ends and a leaky pinion seal. Steering is fine now. I've upgraded the converter to a three stage, radio to new do everything, backup camera, and new high profile toilet.
So, be prepared to invest more then the purchase price, at least a thousand or more in tax and license. But, I would drive it, and inspect for leaks. The one I bought was garaged and I also garage it, and continue to look for modifications. We get 9 mpg in the mountains, and 11 mpg on the flat. Hope this helps with the reality of older MH's. One nice thing and a reason we bought it: Is we can park just about anywhere. We've had five TT and two MH's. Both MH's have been short to allow better access where ever we go.
1998 Four Winds 5000 Rigby, ID
