What Dishonest RV Sellers Won’t Tell You (Shopping For A New RV)

[@GratefulGlamper]

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[@mr.bluegrass9723]

If their l is is. Dry is try rot on the floor, walk away purchased l purchased a brand new class , it leaked threw the rool out and we had lots of in a few weeks , my wife was packing it for a trip and when inside towards the kitchen and I had to l lay on my stomach speed out to try keep from falling thru the floor. The came to inspect it they wood not fix it . The problem was when the little sss a the placing was buit where the seeds from the gutters were to short s l O Sbo7

[@conniehoksbergen8352]

I would never buy something with water damage.

[@viccimay9247]

Absolutely , I am allergic to mold and mildew so it’s a hard no !

[@GratefulGlamper]

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[@bizarremagick]

As soon as you see water damage like that run for the hills!

[@bamatina777]

I was typing the same thing!!

[@RV_Chef_Life]

The minute I see water damage, I’m out! Right there it tells you the owner did not do the very basic maintenance to say the least. “Genny low on gas” ROFL!

[@patrickgagne8795]

I had a 40’ diesel pusher and it was great to me but just too big, couldn’t really boondock and expensive for sites. Just bought a fleetwood flair 25’ and I’m super stoked.

[@GratefulGlamper]

That sounds like a great move to a smaller rig!

[@jeanettesjourney9147]

WATER DAMAGE????... RUN!!!!!! You never know how extensive the damage is until you get into the job. You are so right that there is a lot of junk out there. I'm glad you guys aren't in a hurry. We are retired so it is just the two of us but we LOVE being able to park our older class B van just about anywhere at just under 21 feet. I think there are a couple of 25 footer class C's with a rear bed but they are definitely harder to find. If you can go up to 27 feet you are more likely to find a rear bed. Also if you were really up to an adventure you could get a class B with the pop top roof and sleep 4, not necessarily comfortably though. lol. Best of luck to you guys. Looking forward to seeing your shopping adventures.

[@GratefulGlamper]

Thank you!

[@sahmof7]

Completely understand the frustration. We've been looking at RVs for a couple years now trying to find the right one. Hate when you take the time, make the drive and things are not disclosed beforehand. A waste of everyone's time!

[@joeL-m7q5m]

I recently saw a travel trailer listed on face book marketplace in our area that stated "no water damage." The picture clearly showed so much de-lamination around the front end and widows, it made you wonder why the wall hadn't fallen off already.

[@linodigioacchino662]

We just went from a 31’ class A to a 21’ class B and my wife and I couldn’t be happier.

[@dianequick8033]

We already took the down sizing step. We take the Tiffin to places that we're going to hang out for a while, and we take the 24 ft. Jayco class C on longer trips, but shorter stays. You can pack up and move to the next destination easier and not worry so much about finding accommodations to fit in to.

[@DevilDogs1918]

Best advice, run! Water damage is a "no go" and can be unrepairable. Best to invest a bit more and get a Class C with good bones. Maybe a Chinook? They last forever and never leak. They are like an upside-down fiberglass boat. Good luck!! Love your show.

[@GratefulGlamper]

Thanks for watching- we will have to look into that model

[@richardhall5221]

If you found that much damage that easy, I can't imagine how much you didn't find. Walk away!!

[@reneewarner8182]

Don't chew gum while filming! 🤩

[@GratefulGlamper]

Thanks for the feedback

[@alysiachristensen5475]

I agree…. Please don’t chew gum when you video. Thanks!!!

[@yaluyg]

at least don’t chew with your mouth open

[@sandycunningham8981]

I agree completely, I love watching their videos. But so distracting trying to watch a video and the person is talking while chewing gum 😬 sorry, you you guys

[@Justmakingobservations]

Used RV markets in dry climates; NV, TX, AZ, less likely to have water damage.

[@larry-katebrenner8014]

I’ve had a 12 ft camper, 21 ft trailer, 32 ft trailer, 35 ft 5th wheel, 44 ft 5th wheel and now have a just under 38 ft class A. So we would not go back to less than 32 ft. Water damage I would run. You can’t really repair mold damage. You’d be completely replacing walls, ceilings and shelves. Run!

[@cagswanny]

We have a 2009 Fleetwood Pulse pre DEF. Shes 25' with rear corner bed and love it!!! Just myself, husband and dog. He sleeps up top and I have the back bed with dog. We replaced the dinette with 2 recliners. Very easy to park and drive. Bought it used from a private party that was very forthcoming of any issues it had. We were very fortunate. Hope you can find some honest people as well, good luck.

[@jmb-cm7mr]

My husband and i bought a Runaway Rouser last November its only 13' It comes blank inside with electricity and air conditioning you build it out the way you want. We love it, fiberglass roof and composite material inside so it will never rot or mildew. It is a very tiny trailer but we only use it for sleeping since we spend most of our time outside and we don't have to deal with all the problems of a bigger camper. We can stand up in it and we built 2 beds in it and 2 night stands and a place for our foot wear and other storage clothes go under the bed in plastic bins everything else goes in the pullout drawers in our pickup truck. It's not for everyone but we love it and it's made in Ocala Florida a small family owned business. We went to the Hershey RV show last year but we were not impressed with the quality of the trailers or motor homes. There is something out there for everyone.

[@judyross182]

There must be a point where an RV has been used enough that the owners have fixed enough of the initial issues that you won't have to do much to start using it and you won't have all of the horrible problems of buying a new rig (which are prodigious.) Were it not for your suggestion I wouldn't have two electric dehumidifiers and 3 Damp Rids hanging in this 40.5 ft. RV where mold and water damage would be an issue here in South Carolina. I thank you for that.

[@Nascardix]

You need to rent the size you’re thinking of buying just to test it out over the weekend. Have it INSPECTED by an rv inspector also.

[@GratefulGlamper]

Great idea! That's a good way to get a feel for the space.

[@JanetFolkerts]

@@GratefulGlamper I've noticed some other RV providers have taken to down sizing to test what it's like to go from big to little. I think it's a great idea, you will realize all that you have to sacrifice and reprioritize your wants and needs ONCE you actually experience a smaller test model.

[@ctbrodie]

I like watching your videos. I have RV'd in several different kinds sizes and types. I'm in a 25" motorhome now. Don't be too motivated to jump into an RV that is so much smaller than your current one, especially if you take long trips. Storage can be a huge issue. I agree with others. Consider renting an RV in the size you're looking at. And in watching this video, run don't walk away from this one.

[@GratefulGlamper]

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[@caraa.4944]

Maybe watch Liz Amazing. You're welcome.

[@TimTaylor-s8v]

Started with a 26 ft Class A with one slide. Very few problems and enjoyed driving as it was very easy to maneuver. Hated the cramped quarter feel once at campground. Went to 36 ft Class A and while it is a little less maneuverable and have to plan a bit more, we are loving the livable space it provides. I wouldn't want to go back.

[@pamrhodes6249]

Watch that under carriage, I saw rust. We just bought in DeLand, but I got down and laid on the ground to be sure it hadn't been used in the salt for snow and ice areas!

[@mountainskyaerialphotograp3921]

I would never deal with anyone that lies and thinks I'm stupid. Never.

[@brushmountainhomestead2918]

We bought a much larger Winnebago Itasco RV with some water damage but otherwise in great condition, for $3500. It only has 68k miles on it. It is 39’ long with the dinette and couch slide. I think you can do better than the first one.

[@peanut2339]

All that water damage? Black mold in walls and ceiling? No no.

[@martineakes5143]

The problem is and has always been that 90% of folks don't know how to properly care for an rv. I learned a long time ago to just buy new and absorb the depreciation hit. I keep my rv's under a shelter and am very meticulous about taking care of them. Just bought one last week and straight under the shelter it went.

[@Powerstroke98]

We have our 36' Tiffin Phaeton, and very much like the 'room' we have inside our coach. We 'have' looked, but it was for a 5th wheel type trailer, but then truck prices are extremely high as well, that are capable of pulling a 'roomy' 5th wheel. So, for now, we'll continue using our Tiffin. We wouldn't mind a 30'ish 5th wheel, but the overall length of it and the truck are still long of course. We don't want to feel closed in, thus the reason for having room to move about, without being in one another's way.

[@davidgrittmann2144]

Do not buy any used vehicle from Florida without a thorough inspection. Water damage (from hurricanes/flooding) is incredibly common. We occasionally get those cars all the way up here in Iowa and they are giant paperweights.

[@GratefulGlamper]

Thanks for the warning!

[@JanetFolkerts]

@@GratefulGlamper Vehicles of all sizes from FL could have water damage due to storms, or over exposure to salty air/water.

[@oaksmith1292]

Run!!! From that first rig. Water damage that severe is not reparable.

[@pamrhodes6249]

Dealers can be just as bad, or worse than personal sale people!

[@user-jb7vr2uj4n]

On the first one $00.00 I would but it too much water damage and rust. It looks like it has been under water. Good for you both! I would have walked away and gone back to my research. Good Job!

[@carls2u]

23 is too small imho. 28-32’ is better and fits well in most all campgrounds. We had a 23 ‘ Jambo and traveling with kids and dogs was crazy! Kids slept in a tent outside. Lol. Storage,was,always an issue. Have a VW Westfalia now and a 36’ 5th toy hauler garage model Raptor. The VW is great for overnight bike events and remote off grid camping. The 5th wheel with garage is a castle And awesome great for being a pavement princess…. Love camping in both luxury and being a minimalist.

[@williampeacy5217]

We did downsize a tad. We had a Coachmen RV Leprechaun Premier 260DS. We changed to look for a unit that had Driver Assist Technology (required for my wife) that the Leprechaun doesn’t have. If we wanted to stay with a Ford E-series, we would have to go to a Winnebago. The Minnie Winnie/Spirit 26T is the same floorplan. The dealer also had a View/Navion that was a couple of feet shorter and on a Mercedes Sprinter chassis. We decided to take a look at the Sprinter (View/Navion 24D). We drove the Sprinter and it was a big difference. We now own a Navion 24D.

[@GratefulGlamper]

Sounds like you found a great solution! Thanks for sharing

[@RubyPearl1897]

Like you I wanted an RV, but decided on a smaller trailer that I can pull and set up by myself. I found a 2010 R-Pod R-171 that is about 20 feet and weighs less than 3000 lbs. It has a queen size rear bed, a dinette that makes into a twin, a wet bath, stove top and refrigerator. I bought a combo air fryer/toaster oven since there wasn't a microwave or oven. The R-Pod also came with an R-Dome which doubles the usable space of the camper. I have camped with my daughter and daughter-in-law and two grandchildren in this camper so far. My grandson is getting to the age, he wants to sleep in a tent away from the "girls"! I'm not comfortable backing yet, but also haven't needed to as I have found drive-through campsites at our favorite campground a few hours away. Love being able to spend time with the grandkids without the interference of electronic devices!!

[@GratefulGlamper]

Love this! Thanks for sharing

[@rontanguay1792]

We have a 2017 thor Axis 24.1 and we love it.

[@missiravenne]

We don’t full-time it, but we use our trailer as a hotel room to travel to events where we sell our products all over New England. We love having a truck and trailer combo. Since it’s just the two of us, we have a small 20 foot with a slide out. We looked at lots and lots of layouts on the manufacturer’s websites and loved the he 3-D interactive scans to get a good feeling of what the interior was like. We will only ever buy new because trailers have enough issues on their own without owners who ignore and not fix problems. Living in New England, the prices for new are nuts. So we found a dealer who carried the model we wanted and called and asked for the “out the door” price and it was 10 grand less than our local dealer for a better unit. Traveled 8 hours to get it in Pennsylvania. Best decision we ever made.

[@GratefulGlamper]

Thanks for sharing your experience!

[@DavidBlair-o4t]

I have a sunset like floor plan only thing that sucked when it was new ac didn’t work and it took 2 months to get it fixed the dear was trying just the manufacturing and they said they are not selling anymore of them

[@bradmiller3557]

RV #1: Run, Forest, run! Lots of rust and water damage. Too much hidden damage possibilities.

[@NormanMorris-n4r]

what a wonderful first RV for Dakota something that needs work that he can learn on, to personalise and that's small enough that allows him his independence.

[@karoleenascottage]

We’ve owned 3 used RVs and just downsized from a 2013 34 ft. Monaco Class A to a 2020 25 ft. Class C Tiffin Wayfarer. We have done our research with each one - from a bumper pull to 5th wheel, to Class A, and now to Class C and you should pay attention to first impressions. Water stains and rust are red flags and so is this guy showing up with an RV with no fuel in the generator and the engine service light on. Red flags. Run.

[@wallashakalla]

We have a bumper pull so we don’t have to tow a vehicle. It’s 24 foot, and is great for the 2 of us + the dog. We spend most of our time outside and pretty much just cook, sleep and shower in it.

[@IAMdave_thecat]

Forget buying the first one. The seller needs to pay you to dump it. Total crap.

[@GratefulGlamper]

truth!

[@Tangoisinthesouth]

We have a class b. Love it. Yes it’s small but you spend a lot of time outside. 21feet long easy to drive. I drive it and hubby likes to ride.

[@GratefulGlamper]

Glad to hear you're enjoying your class B!

[@lancewulfers2502]

We are looking to move to a 30Z since the layout is great for a remote working couple. Also overall it is shorter than our 32" trailer and our Silverado tow vehicle

[@walteragentplummer7031]

Been alot of the frames defective and not properly weld and hv twisted which is hidden undèneath!

[@cheri6174]

If you rent it out I hope you are prepared to have it in the shop after every rental. Hope you know how many get stolen and left to the roadside People could care less how they take care of your RV. If you think you are not afraid of work, get ready after each rental, you will have plenty to do

[@esteevfb]

7:59 : For this small of size (and the age of RV that you are looking at), you want rear bath. It is too small to have those fumes anywhere else. Trust me. Rear bath keeps all of that away from everything else (especially when A/C or fan as centrally located is on). My rear bath spans east to west and keeps all of that where it needs to stay - away from me - while I sleep in the over-cab bunk and as far forward as possible. Go for rear bath with that size ALWAYS! The "bath" looking shower is helpful, because that grey water tank is SMALL. That is likely where it will pool if you don't empty it on time. It could be as little as a small sink of dishes - and this will prevent mayhem. Also, the seat part is great for shaving legs!!! You'll get about two days of water with that in terms of the likely grey tank capacity. The water damage is kinda interesting, because stuff can look a certain way (not all of it), but some of it can look like that due to how humidity can build up in a small space (including while occupied with no obvious leaks and/or boondocking). In the bathroom, most or all of that could be from the shower steam. You might not believe it, but it's possible! Meanwhile, the bunk was VERY concerning for someone without know how to fix. I don't know your area, but list price by an individual was super surprising - :( ... As for the second one, as someone living in a 21' RV, please, please try to figure out what is humidity and what is water damage from a leak/water intrusion. I do not sell RV's (though I would if I could do it in a way to save others in grad school and dutiful careers from homelessness or throwing money away on subpar rentals). But you need to know how to differentiate between humidity and water intrusion. If I put you into a tent - brand new - and you had it sealed up and slept in it during a humid week, you would see all of the condensation on the ceiling too. I have a temperature and humidity gauge in my RV and can tell some differences related to this. It is wayyyyyy more dramatic looking in a small space but (as with mine) bounces back! My roof was resealed and looks so good, so I know it's not leaks. It's the interior humidity - and where does it go? The ceiling! Know this before buying a small, ductless RV. Still, this RV could save someone's life (and their pets' lives) and be a way to turn instability (such as experienced by a currently poor grad student) into an adventure and a unique way to connect with people! For some of us from different spiritual customs, it's also a way to flip the script benevolently via the journey and sublimity in nature! ;) In my experience, housing security at an affordable rate can equal personal agency and likelihood of sabbath observance (since employers these days pretend to be oblivious to religious accommodations as mandated by law and most of us are currently too poor to afford lawyers)! If priced correctly, this could be a lifeline - and a fun one to build on someone's experience and knowledge base while preserving dignity and religious tradition.

[@dross24MA]

I loved that it was short and had a rear kitchen. Too bad it had all that water damage - that kills it for me! QQQ: Was the water damage near the slide out?

[@blk123]

Our favourite rv was a 45’ class A diesel motorhome. We are past our rv days but we put a lot of miles on it. I would not even consider the first rv. Too much damage.

[@dennismartin434]

We have had three RVs. A 25 foot class C was the most fun but we also had to use it for the transportation once we got somewhere. Next, we had a 30 foot class A With a Ford ranger to pull behind it. It was very hard to get it in to tight places. We now have a 27 foot travel trailer with a F250 Ford. The problem with it is backing up and a lot of preplanning. It’s why we love RV LIFE and Open Roads.

[@dennismartin434]

The class C see you’re looking at. I noticed the step to get in was bent down on one side and like you I don’t like all that water damage.

[@dennismartin434]

The class C we had liked it a lot. The bed was in the back and I’d like that layout a lot.

[@dennismartin434]

Until you see the refrigerator working water pump working water heater working either working, you know

[@dennismartin434]

First one had too much rush too much water damage

[@dennismartin434]

Yes, hiring an inspector is a great idea. If I buy another Mother home I will take that advice.

[@r8edrv4fun65]

The roof, the roof, the roof is leaking water! Cheers

[@michaelbardwell6398]

We looked for the last couple of years for a used rv. Finally, I just said heck with it and bit the bullet on a 2025 Silverlake 1800rb for the reason you stated towards the end. There is some real crap out there.

[@GratefulGlamper]

Yes there is - thanks for watching and for the comment

[@pauljones5495]

Years ago my wife and I went to look at “excellent condition” travel trailer when we pulled up I told my wife let’s go but she said we have to look at it because we were already there. It had a pad lock on the front door could even go in because of all the spider webs. Kitchen cabinet doors were hanging by one hinge. We laugh about it and tell stories about our experience to new rv friends about don’t get discouraged it will all work out. No we didn’t stay long and found what we were looking for later. Stay strong and you will find something you can make your own

[@GratefulGlamper]

OMgoodness! That’s crazy!

[@JSMZeez]

We’re still looking for our diesel pusher. Been searching for quite a while. There is so much junk out there.

[@GratefulGlamper]

Sometimes it seems like a needle in a haystack…

[@johnstangel8918]

I'd offer maybe 7,500.00 and get Blue Ox to inspect it.

[@THiatt-zu5tc]

we are living in a 5th wheel RV, it's 34ft. For a couple or a family of three, it's doable. For our family however, it has become too small. I gave birth to our second child and now need a bigger RV. We are making the space work right now, but definitely are in need of a bigger RV now. We are hoping to find a Super C. A family of four could pull a small RV off, maybe.

[@respectdesign3625]

Here is our experience buying RV. We bought RV from the person, not the dealer definitely, who has used RV for a long time. That's why we could trust to buy RV ftom him. He is a great family man, has a dog, and did take care of his 2006 Pursuit class A motorhome. We were so amazed how inside were nice and couldn't see any damage from the corner to the corner. First, when you look RV inside, check any stain on the top sealing and wall. Open all cavinet as well. He listed RV fist $38k. And it seemed like he didn't sell due to a horrible economy! He marked down $22k that we found from our neighbors, and we got it. We bever ever looked for RV from another state. This is the key when you're looking for RV! BRW, he got back injured pretty badly. That's the reason he had to sell the RV. After we got RV, we straight went to the shop, which provided the checking of all vehicles. I am not a mechanical person, but my husband is. So he could write down here, but I'm not gonna do that. Anyway, we wanted to make our RV close to perfect because we moveing in. We spent 6k to fix them up. And definitely had to change tires. They were old. So, we spent $3800 on tires. And of course the bed mattress was a pretty industrial bed which was awful! We changed that. Anyway we ended up spending 38k on RV because w are moving in. Here is my opinion on buying RV. If you live on RV as full time, you're not gonna looking for a cheap RV. You also better think about the extra budget for fixing up whatever they need. If you are just looking for RV for a short term using, then go cheap. Just a couple fix it up for saftty drive because 10 out of 12 month RV is going to be a garage. Love ya grateful glamper! 😊 P.S. we're spending more on our RV for insulation. 😅

[@GratefulGlamper]

Thanks for watching and for sharing!

[@TravelingwithBeigeBettyRV]

We are looking at getting a small (28 ft) toy hauler... for boondocking we found one but there is one more we want to look at

[@kateberger613]

ALWAYS check the roof or have it checked.

[@markb9241]

Service engineer soon light is on! 😂 what did you expect, its a Ford!

[@salawrence1]

We are in a class a and want to Bo to a b plus.. easier to drive and I can help drive.

[@KathleenLuisi]

Watch your cargo carrying capacity!

[@DavidBlair-o4t]

Still like our unit because floor plan which it’s a rk rear kitchen

[@stephtarpley9314]

With all the bad weather and hurricanes we've had, there will be a lot of vehicles with water damage out there.

[@bb89scbb31]

You kind of have to look at the market your searching. Class C motorhomes typically have some water damage at that age unless impeccably maintained. They don't typically have the ability to tow your Expedition, have leveling jacks or gain much in fuel milage. We currently are in Fla from NJ in our 42R American Eagle till 4/15 and as much as I understand your reasoning, size does matter. My must have is a fiberglass roof, kings size bed, large shower, 22.5" tires and horse power. Ill settle for the inconvenience of availability. I knew what I was looking for and it took me 6 Mo and a week to find it. Flew to the keys to have a bad experience with a bad seller, 30 yrs in the game

[@GratefulGlamper]

Thanks for sharing!

[@CarlaLong-s2g]

I have a 25’ with a rear bed but it isn’t a walk around bed nor does it have a couch (table folds down). These two things are starting to matter to me. Staying small is essential for the reasons you mentioned - I can handle it. I’ve been watching marketplace and have found a rear bed walk around with a couch at 27’. Just something to consider.

[@GratefulGlamper]

Thanks for the comment! And for watching

[@apwelsh]

I wouln t go older than 10years old. Too many places kicking people out for 15-30 year old RVs.

[@RVHelper]

Oh hell no! Walk away from the first one.

[@manonarcand2146]

Was shopping for 2 years and gave up til later. 2 weeks later THE RV showed up. Bought Older model, and very well made. Drive great even at 27'. Happy campette here :)))

[@HeidiLamb-i1m]

Wait for inspection and see what needs to be done before any decision is the best decision.

[@steverobinson1598]

Run away from the 1st on. Water damage destroys the structure

[@lilamccarty-qt4ly]

There is another KZbin rv couple that also purchased a smaller rv for the exact same reason you guys are. They also kept their larger Class A.

[@GratefulGlamper]

We are planning on keeping our Class A - this would be a "second" RV for us.

[@crazydays7]

Way too much water damage. Just NO!

[@GratefulGlamper]

That was our thought too after having some time to think about it.

[@darlenebrown9955]

I would not get the first one. It looks like they didn’t take care of it.

[@donernst6680]

We wanted to go from a 31' class C to a 35' classA. The day before we were to pick it up from the dealer, they called and the cancled the transaction due to rot inside the walls.

[@DavidBlair-o4t]

If it was $4000 and the engine was in good shape sure thought buying use but bought new one to avoid issues

[@debbie9282]

He is buying crud and trying to dump it on the unsuspecting. Run!!

[@chrissmith9145]

I’m so sad you guys are downsizing, I absolutely love your current rv! I’ve got a 36 foot now and would love something bigger

[@lilamccarty-qt4ly]

They are not downsizing, Charity explained in the video this is an additional rv.

[@mountainskyaerialphotograp3921]

Yeah, I would not have touched that RV for any amount of money.

[@t.m.1986]

Woo hoo congrats! Fiance and I just bought a used 25ft class and will be starting the nomad life next year

[@GratefulGlamper]

Sounds like you're off to a great adventure!

[@johnlynch5221]

I would be concerned about rot where you can't see. And a check engine light is also a no. Genset low on gas? BS.

[@catherinelemiuex7207]

Why purchase problems? Absolutely NO!

[@teresaworthley2368]

We currently have a 41’ 5th wheel along with an F350 DRW. We want to downsize to 32’-35’ class c or class a. Still looking but also want to seek our set up first… such decisions

[@GratefulGlamper]

👍

[@JeanieBooher]

I have two words for your “unicorn “ search - GOOD LUCK! 😅

[@GratefulGlamper]

Thanks! 🦄

[@dianadunham6691]

Good luck with your search.

[@GratefulGlamper]

Thank you

[@apwelsh]

Take a look at the leprechaun full slide class C.

[@KenEilers]

Your current RV is big but it is way nicer than anything you showed on this video. Keep looking, you will know when you have found the right one. Maybe you all should consider a towable if the Expedition is capable.

[@lindaallen807]

No way

[@TravelingwithBeigeBettyRV]

5k max is what Alex says for the first one... did they slide work? Clearly water damage... you will probably spend 5k fixing it. 2nd one... it's a no.. and Alex was like, heck no for the 2007.. he tried to sell you the 3rd one anyway.. that's why he bought that water logged one

[@PedroPerex]

Orlando location of Cruise America is a place I would look.

[@gthornton3]

No more than $5,000

[@Markpatrickrich]

I would keep looking find a clean one. I know you’re on a budget, but you don’t want to buy one that’s too trashed. I’d be sure to have an inspection or you guys do it. Good luck with your search. I enjoy your videos sending you positive energy from Malibu, California.

[@SheriJohnson-w1c]

Water damage, beware of mold. Definitely a pass for me. Not worth the trouble to fix.

[@joemiles6917]

You can't see where all of the water damage is. I wouldn't buy it for no amount of money.

[@reneedickerson4489]

Please, please, suggestion is to rent one 1st. See if it works for you. Water damage 🏃‍♂️ 🏃‍♀️

[@micheleobrien64]

Take someone with you with a good nose. Musty mildew smell is a indicator of water intrusion. With my allergies my whole nose reacts, but alot of people can't smell it.😢

[@GratefulGlamper]

That’s a great tip!

[@Chips2323]

no more than 5k, but too much water damage no sale

[@lyfandeth]

Rent out your rv? Sure, and try to figure out who broke what and deal with all the management? If that still works out for you, great.

[@GratefulGlamper]

That is definitely a lot to take on.

[@sharonl7493]

Always buyer beware 😊😊❤❤

[@stephenpolos1689]

Good video 😊just saying you already have an older rv class c were not built well but Good enough to get by if you buy 20 year old class c you could have a lot of problems the engine and transmission may not built any more so big expenses as well every other piece of equipment suspension brakes ect structural maybe maybe 5 year old or look retired couple that are done rving and took care of there rv I just don't buy used rv's that old safe travels

[@GratefulGlamper]

Thanks for the input!