My husband and I have a sale pending on an 2004 Class C Ford E350. We were a bit worried with the high mileage (133,000), but the engine sounded great when it was turned on. We came home and ran a carfax on it and found that it was driven 50,000 mil...
Hi everyone!I hope this message gets to everyone who shared advice with my husband and I last fall. We ended up purchasing the RV for $12,000. We have taken it on a few short trips and couldn't be happier!
garyhaupt wrote:Travelaire...no longer manufacture RV's but when they did, one of Canada's top. They have insulated tanks and lines. I don't know if they had gone to thermal windows. Chances are it WAS a rental. Travelaires were very popular for that...
IAMICHABOD wrote:mcmfrv wrote:I am not sure how to read tire codes. I'll start investigating that next. Thanks.Here you go How to read tire codesThank you for this information! We are getting the tires replaced by the seller.
We only put down a refundable deposit. We are going back today to look at it and talk about how to get a mechanic to look at it.I am not sure how to read tire codes. I'll start investigating that next. Thanks.Some of the appliances seem to be the ...
Thanks for everyone who is giving us advice! We absolutely appreciate it! For those who are interested..The RV is a 2004 Travelaire Class C 22ft built on a Ford E350 chassis with 133,000 miles.The price was 15,995, we have agreed to pay $13,995.Ther...
