trying to decide if worth driving downtown just to buy a powerball ticket, in the rain.
I'm not feeling all that lucky...
Sounds like you know what to expect. Just a heads up for you
thanks. Only Airstream and a few other builders have decent construction.
All the component parts are cheap, same stuff I've dealt with over 30 years boating.
yes, inexpensive roof membrane, at least not so tall I can't caulk it myself. My experience has showing the
worth of getting dealer to go over it carefully, particularly the roof, one year after buying. See what has moved, if anything.
Then I think every three years the roof will need to be caulked.
So much of this is like boating, always trying to keep the water out.
totally agree on value of used rv. Sort of typifies getting the bugs out.
Lightweight construction that gets shaken around on simplistic suspensions over bridge abutments on Rt 95.
What could go wrong?
the bag of tools for the rv has to be comprehensive. Only a matter of time before water starts leaking out of bottom
of bathroom vanity. I doubt this thing is made with PEX. That's something I'm going to look for.
Always have to add a better shower head, one that energizes dismal water pressure into something almost adequate....
And a foam topper for bed. And, and....
I think I have now bought the same silly little plastic dish drainer from Camco three times...
I will stop at other local dealer, Fretz, who is closer, and see what Jayco has also. Pretty sure price of diesel has put a crimp on some rv plans out there.
For last two years dealers have sold out of almost everything. Not any more.
