I Bought A Luxury 5th Wheel RV From Copart I Hate Thieves

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[@777jones]

I like to see this attitude man. You have skills, but more importantly you are willing to get things done instead of complain. Respect on that. Good luck

[@ekoe9034]

he complained the whole video about things that were stolen. justifiable to be bothered but to say he doesn't complain after watching this video is silly

[@jamacamecrazy5393]

For future reference. When u clean fabric awnings you was them from the inside out with low pressure not a high pressure washer. To blow the dirt out of them. You just forced it all into the fabric

[@smartazz61]

My God you people are ignorant.

[@smartazz61]

I love it. People that are RENTING something it's owner won't live in complaining about mold. Brilliant. You just keep on renting.

[@TOM2RN]

Excellent job. Most folks your age would not have even thought of doing this. Hats off to you for plain, honest hard work. One day you will look back on this and tell yourself what a good thing I did.

[@robertsmall3991]

I'm a new sub and after seeing this video... I was definitely impressed by what u did... the 5th wheel is absolutely BEAUTIFUL... I wouldn't mind living in one of those at all... GREAT JOB... LOOKING FORWARD TO THE NEXT VIDEO... DON'T GET DOWN... YOUR WORK SPEAKS TONS OF HOW TALENTED YOU ARE... LET NOBODY DISCOURAGE YOU... AGAIN GREAT JOB!!!

[@RebuilderGuy]

Welcome!

[@charlesalaniz5296]

If the water gets anywhere near the bottom of the RV they’ll total it out cause of the mold the insurance did that with our new RV when Hurricane Harvey hit us in Beaumont Texas

[@Banner1986]

You are indeed the master of your domain. Most of us buy a house and just "that's it". Sure, we add our furniture, maybe change out some fixtures or some crap... but YOU made a place your HOME! Much respect to you sir. Subscribed in a hot minute.

[@Avirgin13]

Great job man! Camper is beautiful and a great investment! So sorry that you had to deal with all the headaches but it looks to be worth it. Apartments add up quickly! You can always sell the rv once the house is done or just keep it for road trips! Really enjoyed seeing you work on everything!

[@1armedguy4]

All you needed was a couple of scissor car jacks from the local junkyard !

[@tonyblanco81]

You did good man!!! Great Vid!!! Much Respect 💯💯💯

[@ravenousjm]

nice work! Wife and 3 kids myself, we have been living in our 35 foot 5th wheel for over 2 years now after selling our house. We have paid off all debt and are currently saving while looking for land to build our own house on as well. There is an adjustment getting use to a smaller space but the savings has more than been worth it for us.

[@RvNut]

You did a great job with the repairs! Hope to see more updates on this unit!

[@tdi1505]

Best of luck in your new home great video again

[@bustinyanutz4195]

Nothing wrong with living in that beauty.

[@troysharp5052]

Im an RV Tech never know with salvage units like buying Pandora's box would start on roof inspect seals all the way down through water system unit still had factory sticker so if its got funk smell yes could be black mold but also flush black tank sanitize fresh water tank and lines chances are it sat in the salvage yard with stagnant water in the water heater and fresh lines fill your fresh tank add 1 1/2 cups bleach to fresh tank pressure up with the pump run all your faucets till you smell bleach then turn off pump let sit in lines over night then flush lines and tank out with fresh water you will notice a dramatic improvement on fresh water quality. A sewer flush will help the black tank however if you have dedicated sewer will help from having to move the camper to a dump station frequently the gray tanks can be stinky too you can treat them as well... Good luck!!

[@Dinky-ob5yy]

Nice RV. Hope you are successful in all repairs you choose to make and enjoy living in it. We have had 4 campers, pull behind and really enjoy the time we get to go.

[@Falney]

You cant steal what you own. In all likely hood it was the salvage firm that took the parts (while in their ownership) then sold the rest as a chassis. You basically went to Auto Trader, brought a "for parts" car then complained about it being un-drive-able.

[@littlemonsterpants]

"Old people funk" = hidden mold!!! :--)

[@fredflintstone4715]

Or, like most used RVs, it's hardly been used and never opened up, just stale, musty air. I've smelled some that I wouldn't even get within a few feet of because of the smell. But, then again....just add a little water, and you get mold..........

[@lenlaskowski7374]

Could be young people funk.

[@greydoe]

Freaking insulting. I'm old and haven't a single funk.

[@TheGuruStud]

Old peope do stink. All of the meds they take make them reek and it absorbs into everything where they live. It takes several months to air out.

[@ben_bennie_nie]

Old people are funky

[@billspeer6991]

Dang Dude....You are doing a Great job restoring your RV Home.. GREAT JOB!!!!!! Keep up the Great work.

[@alltheboost5363]

I've been thinking about getting a rv from copart for a while now. Thanks for making this video. Now I'll know what to look out for.

[@zzanatos2001]

Instead of selling your old house, you should have rented it out and let the renters keep building up your equity. You could have taken out a home equity loan to pay for the RV. Then when your new house is finished, you could sell the RV and keep your old house as an investment property. Once the old house was paid off, you could have used the rent to buy another investment property. Once you get 7 or 8 houses with no mortgages and collect $10,000 per month in rent, you could retire.

[@lindalai9092]

That's how my Father retired and he lived a good life off of his real estate investments. I would never consider buying any RV.

[@teknowil]

you mean let renters shit on the floors. beat holes in drywall. tear doors off. make a skylight with a shot gun.have 5 dogs 10 cats a goat and a ferret..so ya renters

[@thekingsilverado9004]

Todays renters sure as hell ain't yesterdays renters.

[@zzanatos2001]

That's why you do a credit check, verify employment/income, get references, have them sign a contract, interview them thoroughly, and get them to agree to frequent property inspections. If you rent to military families and have any problems, all you have to do is contact their first sergeant or unit commander's office. Also - if you charge at least $100 more than similar rentals in the same area, it weeds out all the broke scumbags. It also helps to find someone who is looking for a long-term rental and offer a small discount for multi-year contracts. The one downside to renting to military families is if they get orders to move to another base - they have a legal right to void the lease without paying a penalty (but they still have to give notice, and they're still subject to a pre-move inspection and can forfeit their security deposit if they don't leave the property clean and undamaged.) Worst case scenario, they leave the place filthy and cause some serious damage to the property. Then you sue them and they pay up and/or declare bankruptcy and you're stuck with some cleaning and repair tasks and expenses. Where I live, modest 2-3 bedroom houses currently sell for an average of $400,000 and are increasing in value about $1500 to $2000 per month. That's $18,000 to $24,000 per year in pure profit just by owning the place - then you add the $1500 per month rent on top and you end up with $36,000 to $42,000 per year, per house. Even after insurance, taxes, maintenance and repairs, I'm still making money.

[@RememberPills]

WTF! Who the hell are you to tell these folks what they SHOULD DO?!?! F-ing people with nothing but a mouth, and no idea what they are talking about. Being a landlord to 10 houses is equivalent to 'cutting off the head of a dragon, and two more pop out'. Destroyed homes, squatters, violent wife-beaters, meth heads...10s of thousands of repairs, nightmare evictions...shut the hell up! Man find a life where your stupidity matters, and stop saying what other should do...you obviously don't know crap about much!

[@MegaBobmitchell]

Good luck to your future with the land brother keep up the good work

[@CombatDoc54]

Really liked this video. Good luck with your endeavours. You are fortunate to be able to afford and fix all those things yourself. I used to deal in Rv's and motorhomes. Just remember they aren't intended to live in full time. Two of the main things that break down in them when you do is the frig and air conditioner. They just aren't built as well or built to last when you use them on a daily basis for a couple of years straight. But then again, they may be fine. Good luck!!

[@ladyizzabella]

I am also a full timer, and it sure is a good investment compared to an apartment. And as long as the flooring isn't squishy or sagging and the cabinets aren't swollen, you can't tell if it was flooded. I've flooded my trailer and my brother flooded his TWICE lol. Also, the "old people funk" that everyone here keeps screaming is mold is actually from the trailer sitting for a while. The one we bought was only 3 years old and had sat for a year in a covered area, and it had that smell. It still has that smell. Yours looks very nice.

[@xlittleboy-7095]

"Mattress has to go because you know what goes on in here" 😂😂

[@ront8261]

Beautiful RV!! I see a lot of folks speculating about flood water in the under floor insulation potentially creating mold, but I would think thats an easy fix too if their actually was? its obvious if their was flood damage, it wasn't deep. I don't know what the "non-repairable" means for you and if you will be able to get it titled again with an inspection; it would affect your future re-sale value for sure. But very nice job!! Good luck with this and next house!!

[@taithilzer]

Ron Trent I

[@afreemanreigns]

We are looking for a deal like this to live in while we gut our home and rebuild it and I'd say you got a great deal at that price, I mean just think about all the variables you will have down the road. Make that place Solar, use EV batteries with a good inverter and if you ever want to travel you can, if you want to sell it after your home is built or you can just move. I bet you can still get back your money once it has upgrades like solar power. We used the Ford C-Max "Energi" lithium-ion battery which can be configured into any voltage you want, 12,24,48,or 60v, and we got them from LKQ. Get that 5th wheel off-grid and it raises the value. Thanks for sharing !

[@TomTom-xh6cn]

You are awesome dude! I respect your patient knowledge and energy.

[@BradCulberson]

All the electronics may have been broken from flood and removed by the shop that did the repair estimate to get prices.

[@archdukeofsynth]

Nah, the original owner probably stole them to sell on eBay knowing the insurance adjuster would probably not notice.

[@Joe-vp5sp]

This is what happens a lot.

[@nncoco]

My guess too. He got paid out and a little bonus for later.

[@Scotty_in_Ohio]

that's what I was thinking as well....

[@evilutionltd]

archduke the owner “stole” from himself. Errrrr!

[@GoodOlBoy1976]

You can get manul jack stanes for a temp till you get the slf levelers fixed. great work by the way and liked the video so I'm a new sub. keep up the great work and god bless.

[@brandonberger4451]

Kinda what I was thinking. If you were looking for a budget solution. Go to your local junkyard and pick up one or two scissor jacks designed for trucks to help level the center

[@northstarracing18d-4d]

Subbed. Cant wait to see future episodes 😀 this is awesome

[@RebuilderGuy]

Welcome!

[@Gcal1956]

The profit margin is massive on these large 5th wheels. Everything is repairable. It’s just nuts and bolts. Take damages ones out and go source new parts for cheap and install those. U will be a master rv repair, resale, estimate and owner before your all done and said. Good luck and thanks for sharing.

[@WeeBWeeB-sc5zo]

Cool bro home sweet home😎

[@TheJroddude]

How much did he pay? How much were repairs? How much is it worth now?

[@Camerons16]

Looks very clean, good find.. a lot of those modules weren’t really needed.. didn’t need the self leveling thing, could just do it manually but hey now you’ve got a fully functioning rv

[@ivexXturbo]

You definitely scored on this RV brotha congrats! 🤙🏻

[@stevemueller5844]

Awesome!

[@Evolution246]

Damn they really stripped that down

[@tqdinh2]

They know what to get man💰💩

[@luvsthestarz66]

That rv is off the chain!! Really nice man!!!

[@sethschroeder9490]

Good on you for figuring all that out. I've got a jayco unit and I could imagine having to locate or figure out what all had been stolen. They hide those parts well when they build them. Nice rig

[@vh3531]

They didn't steal anything. This is what happens when you buy from a salvage yard.

[@One-Crazy-Cat]

V H yeah no kidding buys salvage equipment at deep discount and expects it to be 100% or something. Good grief some people want their cake and eat it too.

[@dw7598]

Isn’t copart the auction company that handles selling insurance totals??

[@BadHaddy]

It was theft. CoPart is NOT a salvage yard, it is an auction. Anything removed form the vehicle is theft from the insurance company that cosigned it to copart. I have had similar happen, and have been able to use copart's own pics to put a claim in against their insurance for stuff stolen from the vehicle between when pics were taken and the vehicle was in my hands. Insurance companies do NOT remove parts for sale before auction, because it violates 'unjust enrichment' statues in most states. Either it had parts stolen while it sat before it was claimed by insurance, or it was stolen by the shop that inspected and totaled it, or it had parts stolen at copart's yard.

[@robteleeiii8567]

Exactly. He keeps saying stolen, but it was being salvaged, why do you think you paid the discounted rate? Because you have to put it back together. What did he think, it would be complete, but they wanted to sell it at the lowest price possible? No, you paid for what you got, have fun rebuilding it.

[@RebuilderGuy]

@kit Iwantsu Thank you it took about 100k views until you showed up to speak the truth!

[@nibbzs15]

Looks cozy I’d live in 1 too

[@timdmx512]

got yourself a great 5th wheel, man. look forward to more build videos.

[@elihernandez6671]

Blessings to you my brother I'm very proud to give you props for stepping up for you and your family we all go thru that of having a plan B for our familie and looking where to stay if there's no other choice sometimes is not that easy to mega that move but hey you did it congrats

[@bestmichael1]

I would pull the carpet up it would be a easy way to prove it wasn’t flooded there would be mold if it was

[@sundancer3700]

The title says FLOOD

[@scottjames9739]

If you were putting your kids in there I would still get a professional mold inspection just to be sure

[@charlesalaniz5296]

Scott James yea that’s for sure

[@tqdinh2]

If it smells funny its mold man💩

[@MrSafetyForever]

Great idea Scott I believe there is some over the counter mold test kit that you he could buy. Understandably the kids health may be at risk so a professional is a better idea. Take Care

[@darylzero3139]

Yeah in 3 months when the kids are complaining of headaches and breathing issues it's because there is mold

[@dodgeguyz]

Mold has been around for years. All Of a sudden. NOw everyone thinks it’s deadly!

[@barttobias3933]

What a beautiful rig. Well worth the effort to put back together.

[@BurningRubberr]

Great Job on the rebuild!

[@gmctech]

Man.... after I finished my pipelining career I swore on my life that I'd never own or stay in an RV ever again LoL... Sorry to hear about everything thast was missing but like you said, you live you learn, but like another thing you said, you know where everything is now and know what everything does...

[@andrewsmith-zi7db]

Like it a lot great videos really good content very nice bud

[@craigjkb]

Following you now you did Amazing job restoring that canavan 😎

[@ProducerLare]

Great video!👍I’ve rebuilt/restored 2 RVs in my day & I really enjoy working on them; lmk if you get stumped on something, perhaps I could help. Following & can’t wait for your followup videos on your journey to rebuild this beauty!❤️

[@JS-qw8hy]

Despite the zeros commenting on your post, I wish you luck in your project. It is your home and people should respect that. Which also brings the point " I hate Theives" comment. Being in LE for many years, I found thieves to be the lowest form of pond scum there is. However, without someone to buy what they steal, studies show that thieves sell 97.6% of what they steal, there would be no thieves. So, someone who buys from thieves or their fences are no better and only perpetuate crime. FYI, keep your fridge at 38 degrees. You are learning about buying from Copart or any other auction site. If the deal sounds too good, it probably is. You will gain a lot of knowledge as you rebuild your unit and don't look back or worry about what you paid cause it's too late. Look to the future and enjoy your new home!!

[@ianberry1713]

Fantastic! Can't believe you can tow one of those. The roads here in the UK wouldn't be wide enough!

[@alynicholls3230]

the really amazing thing is if it was an ordinary trailer a standard driving licence would not be enough due to the weight, but since its a "camper", you can stick it on a pick up with a fifth wheel and tow it anywhere in the uk(as long as you passed your test before 1994 after that you have to pass a test to tow anything over 500 lbs)

[@lynnanson4969]

Looks good and I can see how you want to save money..it's great that you can fix a lot yourself..kudos..you should get some air purification just in case..for the kids..it's know I almost died from white mold and I have asthma now from that..good luck to you and your family..happy land and home hunting...

[@lisakn27]

You did a great job. You got a great deal and fixed it up better than an apartment.

[@funeralhall2573]

Under 20.000 for that high end RV! WHAT? You got A good deal!!!!!!!! Look how nice the inside is? Outside looks flaw less! You”ll make money on this deal In A few years ! You have A condo on wheels now!!!! You will need more then A full size truck! For your rolling condo! People tow with pick ups all the time here in the USA! It’s so unsafe! Anything happens and it’s all over! Your going to need A RIG! That RV was maybe 97.000$ or more new? Maybe 150.000 new! Maybe 10.000$ to fix or less! I think it’s a very good deal!!!

[@stevessteve2920]

not really looks like its strip.rv like that is probably in the 35-55grand

[@fredflintstone4715]

Didn't catch the exact size of the RV, but I've seen HUGE RVs being towed by 3/4 ton trucks. Not the smartest or safest thing to do, but people do it. Also seen a video just recently showing a 16K lb RV sitting atop of two 7K axles, so figure that one out....

[@boson285]

@@fredflintstone4715 my 15k rv sits on 2 7k axles, but the hitch weight is 2k. So I have 2k to spare on axle capacity. Bay Hill is definitely an upper end full timer rig. Need to look at hitch weight to determine the need for dual rear wheel truck.

[@FishFind3000]

There not that much for an rv trailer. If it was a rv motorhome yes

[@michaela.l1618]

No Fifthwheel can be $97,000 or $150,000 new unless it’s a Toy Hauler

[@edcase7888]

That is a lovely 5th wheel not a bad price it looks in great shape shame about the bits being stolen but it happens a lot at copart probably one of the workers

[@socalfun64]

Nice work! It’s Beautiful for sure.

[@boson285]

Being new to RV's, definitely get familiar with rv maintenance! Understanding routine maintenance needs such as roof sealant, slide seals, toilet seal and so forth makes a difference between applying maintence chemicals or spending thousands replacing components.

[@davidpedder9048]

The partswernt stollen, they were salvaged by someone after the frailer was totaled. Who knows ? it could have been the owner or the insurance adjuster

[@kgb4187]

Insurance adjusters aren't allowed to take parts off

[@bubba99009]

As the previous owner you aren't allowed to take parts off something after the insurance company bought it from you and paid you for those parts. That would still be theft. Only the insurance company had any legal right to remove that stuff and they don't do that.

[@valiik]

Haha, thieves is the reason you got it for cheap at Copart. If it wasn’t for them you’d be paying full price. You should thank them. ;)

[@senornaija126]

Love your channel... it just screams freedom!!!!

[@annafleming7143]

That is bad azzzzz. That is the nicest trailer I have ever seen

[@timmorris3056]

You never said the blue book versus what you paid for it. Some like me clicked here to see if you got a good deal or not and if we should look to copart to bid on one.

[@MichaelHootenFamilyTravel]

I’m curious as well.

[@theo2fly]

Man it was still a great deal.. but you are doing it right... move to Texas 11yr ago got a house in Arlington was like f that move back to Boston for a year now I am back and WILL NOT BUY ANOTHER HOME IN THE CITY LOL Property tax in Texas kills you especially in City limits LOL

[@englishmaninfrance661]

Man, that trailer is WAY better than my apt here in France Trouble is I don't think that kind of 5th wheel RV is allowed over here But I love it

[@josephdevine1152]

At rebuilder guy, I dig it. Yes you may have over paid. The lessons learned are worth it, imho. You’ve acquired a nice piece of kit. Also came for the comments. I was not disappointed there either.

[@SpankeeBLING]

That's a really smart move temporary living in it fella gutted about the items that were missing

[@crzy11000]

It is classified as non repairable because the water will cause mold in the insulation and probably electrical issues. You can't properly fix these units because of the way they are assembled. You would need to gut the walls and replace all the electrical. The corrosion in electrical causes fires as the resistance at connections increases . The wiring overheats and you get a fire. I bet all the components were removed by insurance to test at time of repair estimate. Water damage to electronics is why your rv was totalled. Insurance does not want these modules sold to someone else as usable parts. The parts eventually fail causing fires and more insurance claims. They want them destroyed.

[@polabexar]

tldr

[@crzy11000]

polabexar My point is the modules were removed so insurance doesn't have a claim on another Rv that used them as replacements when this Rv is eventually parted out.

[@crzy11000]

That is my point they weren't there when it was posted. They were not stolen. It was posted as non repairable to be parted out. By removing and destroying the electronics it saves some unknowing buyer from being sold parts that will fail and may cause fires and deaths.

[@davidhorne9984]

check the ducts in the floor for water damage

[@razor3003]

Best answer I've heard yet. Also, whatever you save thru a salvage sale you give back on the other end...I personally avoid those. Happy trails to-ya!

[@gordowg1wg145]

Much, much nicer than some places I lived in as a student - or in my early working life.

[@alicea153]

Oh, I think you got a great deal! Beautiful RV!

[@mfgc2610]

Old people funk? You got a mold motel.....

[@jamiegregs1192]

Ronny Sterling 🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣

[@MovieMuscle]

Lol good one

[@vr4junkie385]

What did it end up costing you?

[@maurirish1]

I was a title clerk for copart in Florida for many years and before that I was a title clerk for Insurance Auto Auctions. You have to be very careful with nonrepairable titles or junk titles as they are called in other states. Looks like you did a great job! I worked during the aftermath of the hurricanes that hit Florida 2004 and 2005! What a nightmare that was!

[@eliteautomotive6372]

Maura McDermott hey Maura, I recently bought a really nice Corvette that has some flood history from FL in 2004. How can I find out more on what exactly happened to my car?

[@Jessersadler]

"It rocks pretty hard at night" Had me rolling

[@michaelcarter2774]

Dude this isn’t bad at all. And I’m sure you saved Thousands. I bet the insurance company had all the components removed while totaling the trailer out.

[@BadHaddy]

Nah, that would be unjust enrichment in Texas. Insurance companies cannot sell the individual parts before auction. It is also NOT worth their time. It's more likely the parts were stolen while the vehicle sat. It was pretty targeted, so i'd suspect a shop did it. They knew exactly what parts were small, valuable and in demand (control boards and hydraulics.)

[@vaughanellis7866]

The real test is has it been approved the Mrs.?

[@troyarcher8163]

first thing you could do is build a 4' tall planter from redwood about 10' from the trailer on all 4 sides then plant already 6-8 foot tall italian cypress that will grow fast and taller providing you the most privacy legally since you cant build a 12 foot tall fence. I put a row all the way around mine and built an elevated redwood deck from the door 12 feet out to the cypress planter on that side. super private

[@clairehiggins7120]

The knorpp family livid in one just like this from knorpp and south, they did it up nicely and traveled all over the USA with 9 children. 😀

[@MCscarfacematt]

this is nicer than my house but smaller then my bedroom

[@goobers143]

8:50 What kind of theif puts the bolt back in the hole after stealing the electronics?

[@yousuxalot]

Considerate ones 🤣😂

[@pumaintrepido]

Great work man

[@correr28]

Your doing thing's right, I bought a year old motor home and got it cheap, it only had 1,400 miles. Nobody wanted it because they trashed it, I clean it up and it looks brand new. they never took off the plastic off the mattress so I kept it. GOT THE FUNK OUT

[@bluheat007]

Dude is there anything you can't fix? Awesome job.

[@skeeter185]

That is a questionable wiring job inside that large compartment

[@konstantindufnik696]

Thats an amazing idea!

[@ferebeefamily]

Thank you for the video.

[@matthewerwin4677]

It would be obvious if it flooded. All the MDF cabnets and trim would be swole up twice the size of normal. I would know. Ive owned 3 campers and have lived in them 10 years straight.

[@tqdinh2]

Yes

[@paulatwiner3721]

Matthew Erwin is

[@matthewerwin4677]

High class trailer trash! Ha! Ha!

[@starrwilliams0127]

HOW MUCH WAS THIS PURCHASE???

[@bsjcook]

You are doing a beautiful job, and you WILL get your sweat equity back out of it! I would suggest you buy an ARP RV module to protect your refrigerator from high boiler temps that could cause a fire or at least failure. Also get a good charge controller that will charge at different rates to protect your battery investment. Best of luck!!

[@mrderekholmberg]

Great video, thanks for sharing - awesome 5th wheel RV. I'm hunting on CoPart for my first 5th wheel and I love the one you bought. Assuming the "non-repairable flood title" results in not being able to re-title the vehicle or get license plates for it or resell it with no title. Were you able to transfer the title and get license plates? Thanks for sharing ~~~ P.S. I think you got an awesome buy on that thing. I researched new ones similar to the one you bought with 2 bedroom, 2 bath and all those slides will run between $55,000 base to $92,000 + loaded.

[@gsppuffer]

If water touched the wheels and someone filed a claim it's straight going for auction as nonrebuildable just because of the vast nunber of claims even if nothing is wrong

[@tqdinh2]

Yes

[@PredatedGoose]

I worked in the factory that built these units and I could never buy one. They are built in about 4 hours a piece by a whole bunch of Amish that don’t care about quality.

[@06XTOR]

your lying...

[@PredatedGoose]

06XTOR Why would I lie about that? Lol I worked at the Lifestyle Division of Evergreen RVs which was the “luxury” division.

[@pariselia6747]

I believe you it's just like new homes to day built cheap and fast won't last

[@Alexlfm]

No he's telling the truth. IDK that I would say they individually don't care but the manufacturers themselves much like many home builders now just want to push them out the door. BTW there are multiple sources which confirm this exact same thing. They hire the Amish cheap because they work fast.

[@arxhives]

He's actually telling the truth. In Indiana, they hire Amish people in the RV factories because they're the only ones that show up to work every day and can pass drug tests. They make a lot of money working for these RV factories too. When the Amish kids have their Rumspringa (Year in normal society) they make tons of money and waste it on fancy cars (New mustangs, lifted pickups, BMWs etc,) and then go back to their normal Amish life.

[@rongray4118]

You have a Norcold 1200 series refrigerator/freezer...you don't need the "recall box" - dangerous! My wife and I just replaced the cooling unit on our 2006 Medallion (36') due to a leaking unit...we are presently at -10 degrees on the freezer and 34-36 degrees on the refrigerator! Great copart buy for you guys!! I would love to speak to you on how you went about purchasing your unit - beautiful rig! Blessings!!

[@elizabethclayton1286]

that s fricken BEAUTIFUL omg. ive been looking at a few campers myself

[@mrthomasfritz]

somebody had a lot of time to strip those parts... a whole lot of time and knew what to steal. I would check with craigslist for those parts.

[@jetskijay1955]

Jeremy Smith you see a person with a lot of listing for parts on a unit with similar parts it’s not all that hard to track them down. Thieves typically need to sell them!

[@mrthomasfritz]

Jeremy, Better take your Midol Maximum Strength because your PMS is showing. What are you, 12 years old? You have zero history, a typical response for some young punk new to the net.

[@tivofool1]

My grandpa owned a construction company. He stopped buying new tools and just bought them cheap at the pawn shop. Most of the time they were his stolen tools anyways.

[@keithcurtis6671]

If you are happy that is all that counts, but you paid double what it was worth. I would watch for respiratory issues with your child, as if this was even a little flooded underneath there will be mold.

[@LEGIONSOFLIGHTUFOs]

How much did he pay for it?

[@Messy_Jesse]

Mold is typically no big deal. It's only a problem if you find multiple colors. I'd run the AC full blast for a week with a window cracked open on each side of the 5th wheel. Grab a moisture meter and periodically check the progress. You could rent a dehumidifier and have a certified water damage tech spray some sanitizer or sporicide if needed. People seem to freak out and rip walls down when they don't always need to be.

[@dsm091]

@@Messy_Jesse maybe not for adults but kids lungs can get destroyed by mold. Look up sids cleveland black mold. My camper is a 1990 and has zero mold. Never seen a MN winter has been key.

[@EC4400]

You have a beautiful RV enjoy it be blessed. Nice to have skills.

[@detroit19531]

WOW, what a great looking RV.