Deciding when to buy a motor home?
Currently retired and I am in the process of evaluating whether to buy a RV. Recently looked at a Thor Vegas and both my wife and I like what we saw. Right size for the two of us and our dog. Wha...
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kenrhilbert wrote:
A lot of your comments have been very helpful. I would like to clarify my question regarding the amount of trips or miles driven. When I owned the airplane, the rule was you needed to fly at least 100 hours per year. This is because less means the airplane is sitting to long. So I am looking for a similar rule....
Planes and MH's can not be compared. Apples to Oranges. I owned a plane also and the way you use/store them are not the same.
You can let a MH sit as long as you want paying payments on something you don't use which seems foolish AND the longer you let a MH sit the more rust will occur on the exhaust system, steering mechanisms, calipers, etc.
A MH parked permanently in one place or left sitting long periods of time is the kiss of death. I would buy a MH with 78,000 miles that was driven regularly, before I would ever buy a MH with 10,000 miles on that has been left sitting and not driven.
