1998 Coleman Redwood - what to look for
A dealer near me has a 1998 Coleman Redwood for $1995. From the photos it looks to be in pretty good condition. I think the roof may be aluminum and not the trouble-prone ABS (there is a seam down...
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Pictures can be deceiving, do not approach looking at it based upon a preconceived notion.
Look for dark spots anywhere on the fabric. ( mold ). Which means moisture. It may have been put away wet or it may mean there is a leak.
Ceiling yellowing or discoloration also can be an indicator.
And I can't stress enough, as stated above, look very carefully on the underside for soft spots & on the sides of the unit for any area that may be bulging.
Aside from that, Coleman's are one of the best units you can buy, old or not.
Markets for Pop-up's vary considerably from region to region. Here in Idaho, it is not unheard of getting $500-1000 more than high book, for real good ones. Same can go for areas that they are not as desirable, they will sell for way less. "Know the market in your area".
Look for dark spots anywhere on the fabric. ( mold ). Which means moisture. It may have been put away wet or it may mean there is a leak.
Ceiling yellowing or discoloration also can be an indicator.
And I can't stress enough, as stated above, look very carefully on the underside for soft spots & on the sides of the unit for any area that may be bulging.
Aside from that, Coleman's are one of the best units you can buy, old or not.
Markets for Pop-up's vary considerably from region to region. Here in Idaho, it is not unheard of getting $500-1000 more than high book, for real good ones. Same can go for areas that they are not as desirable, they will sell for way less. "Know the market in your area".
