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Title: Winter fun! The P.O.'s best last words
Post by: tiinytina on January 23, 2014, 02:40 PM
Let the PO (Previous Owner) games begin! Time for some Winter Time humor to fill the day...


1. It got 8-10 MPG every time we used it... (thats what the PO told us who we got it from)
2. it worked FINE last time I plugged it in (last time was 15 yrs ago)
3. AC runs Ice cold ( in the middle of winter)
4. I patched all the roof leaks I could find (I found 1 of 5.. good luck with that)
5. All the generator needs is a tune up and it will run great (I did all I could and it still doesn't run)
6. My friend who is an electrician helped me rewire things (after drinking a case of beer or 3...)
7. tires in great shape lots of tread left (just don't look at the dry rot on the insides)
Title: Re: Winter fun! The P.O.'s best last words
Post by: legomybago on January 23, 2014, 02:51 PM
The only thing wrong with it is it has a rock chip in the windshield....

wrong!!!

converter dont work
furnace dont work
engine exhaust leaks
roof vents are broke
radiator leaks
belts are shot
front end alignment out of wack
propane tank leaks
large hole in the floor under the bed
city water backflow check valve leaks
engine and genny needs complete tune up
gets 6.5 mpg pulling the car, not 8
Dash AC doesnt work
Couch needs rebuilt
Oh and yes, the windshield was cracked....

True story on our 1986 P30
Title: Re: Winter fun! The P.O.'s best last words
Post by: ClydesdaleKevin on January 23, 2014, 06:50 PM
"and its got a brand new fridge!"

Yep...a brand new Avanti fridge from Home Depot...lol!  That was the first thing we replaced when we bought this coach.

Kev
Title: Re: Winter fun! The P.O.'s best last words
Post by: tiinytina on January 24, 2014, 07:15 PM
I drained the water system and put in antifreeze every winter...
Title: Re: Winter fun! The P.O.'s best last words
Post by: M & J on January 24, 2014, 08:07 PM
Those stains on the ceiling are from an old leak.
Title: Re: Winter fun! The P.O.'s best last words
Post by: Froggy1936 on January 24, 2014, 11:46 PM
We use it every summer for long trips with the kids The only thing i know of wrong with it is the tranny leak (wich they could not hide due to the large stain on the driveway)       I had to repair the large hole in the roof before i could even road test it / The cracked hot water tank & the warped rotors were just a few of the $3000.00 needed to get roadworthy Frank
Title: Re: Winter fun! The P.O.'s best last words
Post by: HandyDan on January 25, 2014, 10:40 AM
"Put on a new set of tires and you could drive this baby anywhere!"  Couldn't even get it to the tire shop before it died. 
Title: Re: Winter fun! The P.O.'s best last words
Post by: Oz on January 25, 2014, 03:15 PM
"It just needs a little TLC."  A hundred some hours later and a couple thousand dollars... yeah, THEN it only needed a little TLC.
Title: Re: Winter fun! The P.O.'s best last words
Post by: joev on January 25, 2014, 04:39 PM
the tree that fell only broke the window didnt touch the roof
not sure what the hole in the roof above the window came from when i looked at it  lol
Title: Re: Winter fun! The P.O.'s best last words
Post by: DonD on January 25, 2014, 07:29 PM
Handy: Had a tire separate ON THE WAY to the tire shop to get new rubber.
Title: Re: Winter fun! The P.O.'s best last words
Post by: liquidwrench63 on January 26, 2014, 03:29 AM
Its in good shape for her age all I did was drive it  to the race track...He wasn't lieing

I had put on...new motor mounts,water pump, toilet,Headers,stabilizer shock,generator,
Title: Re: Winter fun! The P.O.'s best last words
Post by: JDxeper on January 26, 2014, 07:22 PM
She is in good shape for her age.  MEANS She is on life support!
Title: Re: Winter fun! The P.O.'s best last words
Post by: cosmic on January 26, 2014, 08:43 PM
It was owned by a mechanic. :)rotflmao
Title: Re: Winter fun! The P.O.'s best last words
Post by: DELTA912 on January 26, 2014, 10:37 PM
"needs miner engine work". reality was it blow a rod.
Title: Re: Winter fun! The P.O.'s best last words
Post by: tiinytina on January 27, 2014, 01:13 PM
The fridge works fine just takes "a while"  to chill down - yea like 4 days.....
Title: Re: Winter fun! The P.O.'s best last words
Post by: Shalydra on January 27, 2014, 10:02 PM
The Fridge looks ugly but works flawlessly. (it's an icebox with half the interior covered in duct tape)
Title: Re: Winter fun! The P.O.'s best last words
Post by: DELTA912 on January 31, 2014, 09:48 AM
I rebuilt the engine for the PO "YEARS AGO".Put new cam, rods, pistons, rings, bearings,bla bla bla Ran Great, when it ran. Has been sitting for 10+++++ years. Was used for weekend trips.

(Reality) The RV got an engine from a work truck, that was rebuilt 30+ years ago. wont smog, need it gone...

Part2

$1,200 for a small 1977 Toyota rv. I call to ask about parting it, reply is buy it for $1,000 and YOU part it out.
Then asked me what I was looking for,-ME- I tell him the stove as is, reply what are you looking to pay?,-ME- $100 - $150 as is untested. Reply If I hook it up and test it and it "WORKS" I want $400. -ME- Yea keep drugger dreamin. --Click--
Title: Re: Winter fun! The P.O.'s best last words
Post by: tiinytina on February 07, 2014, 08:49 PM
It will pass inspection no problem....
Title: Re: Winter fun! The P.O.'s best last words
Post by: circleD on February 07, 2014, 10:57 PM
Somebody needs to make a song out of these post to sing at a campfire!!  :)rotflmao because its so true!
Title: Re: Winter fun! The P.O.'s best last words
Post by: circleD on February 07, 2014, 11:04 PM
And you know that if you sang it loud enough people would come over and tell you there stories and have a part 2 to sing :)
Title: Re: Winter fun! The P.O.'s best last words
Post by: TerryH on February 08, 2014, 02:55 AM
Sung to the tune of "Davey Crockett:

Born from desires of you and me
Climbed her first hill doing 43
PO gave up and she was sold
I snapped her up cause the fridge was cold

Winny, Winny Bago
Roamer in the wild frontier
Title: Re: Winter fun! The P.O.'s best last words
Post by: Neil Carrick on February 08, 2014, 10:10 AM
" That 6 digit number in orange writing on the side and back window?  No, it didn't come from auction..  just some kids messing around one weekend" 
Its been a great motor home, hate to see it go actually

( he shoulda took the time to remove it, as it cost him some negotiating on the price)
Title: Re: Winter fun! The P.O.'s best last words
Post by: Oz on February 08, 2014, 10:46 AM
awesome.
Title: Re: Winter fun! The P.O.'s best last words
Post by: Mr. T on February 08, 2014, 03:43 PM
The P.O. says, " I took the a/c belt off to gain a little extra mpg."


Week later I find the shredded belt under the front seat.  A/C clutch frozen.


Don T.
Title: Re: Winter fun! The P.O.'s best last words
Post by: circleD on February 08, 2014, 03:51 PM
How about the song go to the tune of the Bill Engval song "Here's your sign" but call it " Here's the signs"  :)rotflmao .


Another one I've been told is, " Why change the fluids? It hasn't been started in 2 years so the oil and plugs are still brand new." I changed the oil and plugs but neither one looked new. DUH!
Title: Re: Winter fun! The P.O.'s best last words
Post by: TerryH on February 09, 2014, 12:15 AM
Not as controversial as some current subjects, but I'm having fun with it. Feel free to jump in.

Sung to the tune of "Davey Crockett:

Born from desires of you and me
Climbed her first hill doing 43
PO gave up and she was sold
I snapped her up cause the fridge was cold

Winny, Winny Bago
Roamer in the wild frontier

Second verse:

PO told me that the engine's brand new
Brakes and steering and the tires too
First time I took her down a good steep grade
Three of the tires and the brake lines blew

Winny, Winny Bago
Roamer in the wild frontier
Title: Re: Winter fun! The P.O.'s best last words
Post by: Stripe on February 09, 2014, 01:32 AM
 :)ThmbUp :)clap !-! !-! !-!
Title: Re: Winter fun! The P.O.'s best last words
Post by: TerryH on February 09, 2014, 02:13 AM
Last one for tonight - I obviously need to go fishing if the weather would cooperate.

Sung to the tune of "Davey Crockett:

Born from desires of you and me
Climbed her first hill doing 43
PO gave up and she was sold
I snapped her up cause the fridge was cold

Winny, Winny Bago
Roamer in the wild frontier

Second verse:

PO told me that the engine's brand new
Brakes and steering and the tires too
First time I took her down a good steep grade
Three of the tires and the brake lines blew

Winny, Winny Bago
Roamer in the wild frontier

Third

PO told me that she runs like a charm
Tree branch hit her but it did no harm
Don't need the shower - roof leaks so bad
Re-roofing took all the money I had

Winny, Winny Bago
Roamer in the wild frontier
Title: Re: Winter fun! The P.O.'s best last words
Post by: JDxeper on February 09, 2014, 08:44 PM
Perfect for a restore, I have new paneling that goes with the unit!  Means " there is nothing inside left to attach the panels to! D:oH! N:(
Title: Re: Winter fun! The P.O.'s best last words
Post by: chicknnhead on February 10, 2014, 10:34 AM
it's ready for the road, just got back from (insert Long distance state here) with it.

translation: I just got back from 100 miles away and I figured out what all is wrong with this thing and I'm looking for a sucker
Title: Re: Winter fun! The P.O.'s best last words
Post by: legomybago on February 10, 2014, 11:08 AM
There sure is a lot of rv's for sale that say "just drove here from??" Thats funny chickenhead....
Title: Re: Winter fun! The P.O.'s best last words
Post by: TerryH on February 12, 2014, 06:43 PM
I'm going to keep adding until Mark shuts me down :'(

Sung to the tune of "Davey Crockett:

Born from desires of you and me
Climbed her first hill doing 43
PO gave up and she was sold
I snapped her up cause the fridge was cold

Winny, Winny Bago
Roamer in the wild frontier

Second verse:

PO told me that the engine's brand new
Brakes and steering and the tires too
First time I took her down a good steep grade
Three of the tires and the brake lines blew

Winny, Winny Bago
Roamer in the wild frontier

Third

PO told me that she runs like a charm
Tree branch hit her but it did no harm
Don't need the shower - roof leaks so bad
Re-roofing took all the money I had

Winny, Winny Bago
Roamer in the wild frontier

Fourth

Inspected three times and all seemed fine
Sat down with PO and a bottle of wine
Paperwork done, now drive her home
Made it ten miles - need tow but no phone

Winny, Winny Bago
Roamer in the wild frontier

Fifth

Savings now empty, still off for a trip
What's this in the galley - is that a drip?
Plumbing let go - holding tank too
Wife has left me. Dog did too

Winny, Winny Bago
Roamer in the wild frontier

Terry
Title: Re: Winter fun! The P.O.'s best last words
Post by: joev on February 12, 2014, 06:56 PM
your doing a great job on the song can't wait for the recording  :)clap
Title: Re: Winter fun! The P.O.'s best last words
Post by: TerryH on February 12, 2014, 07:04 PM
Thinking it'd be better if l change the chorus so it's not Winnebago specific (it worked at first) to

RV, RV traveler
Roamer in the wild frontier

Terry
Title: Re: Winter fun! The P.O.'s best last words
Post by: tiinytina on March 27, 2014, 08:46 PM
I just had the engine tuned up!
Title: Re: Winter fun! The P.O.'s best last words
Post by: Froggy1936 on March 27, 2014, 08:52 PM
Translation: Just added Gumout to the fuel tank .
Title: Re: Winter fun! The P.O.'s best last words
Post by: Stripe on March 27, 2014, 10:27 PM
 :)rotflmao
Title: Re: Winter fun! The P.O.'s best last words
Post by: TerryH on March 28, 2014, 12:57 AM
All tuned up, just drive her away
Gumout's fresh, what more can I say
Turn-key unit, ready for your trip
Your cheque'll clear before the starter goes "click"

RV, RV traveler
Roamer in the wild frontier

Terry
Title: Re: Winter fun! The P.O.'s best last words
Post by: Stripe on March 28, 2014, 01:16 AM
Hehe, Love it..  Bravo! :)clap
Title: Re: Winter fun! The P.O.'s best last words
Post by: legomybago on March 28, 2014, 12:05 PM
It's got new brakes???? :(
Title: Re: Winter fun! The P.O.'s best last words
Post by: Froggy1936 on March 28, 2014, 12:43 PM
Thats one that really takes the cakes !
Title: Re: Winter fun! The P.O.'s best last words
Post by: tiinytina on March 28, 2014, 01:15 PM
The AC runs cold (in Winter)
The Heater hot (in summer)
The ceiling has not a splinter
The fridge don't work is a bummer

I'm told the repair is to burp it
A simple thing to interpret
The shower worked last I used it
(that is if you turn that like this and hit it)

I just put new brake fluid in it
(won't tell you why none was there)
The check engine light is always lit
My mechanic tells me not to care

There's a short in the wire so he said
takes you five minutes to run a new line
the fuel gauges in these (RV's) are all bad
I just keep track of the miles and time

Title: Re: Winter fun! The P.O.'s best last words
Post by: tiinytina on March 29, 2014, 09:30 PM
It gets 8 to 10 miles per gallon
wow I said that's great, no lie'n?
The carb leaked gas all over the engine
That it didn't blow up I can't imagine

I new Edelbrock was what I did order
The old one thrown south of the border
The wires were shot one clean burned through
How she ever moved forward I haven't a clue


Didn't climb on the roof  nor run the heat
propane is empty not missing a beat
Worked last we used it he smiled and said
I nodded believing then without dread

Clear plastic over the vents I did not see
First rain I found out as the roof took a pee
Not only the covers needed replacement
Had also to buy all the casement

Next was the furnace which would not turn on
to fix it required the kitchen be gone
Daubers and switches were both to blame
But after it all she had a nice flame

The fridge took four days just to chill down
Wow that PO took me to be such a clown
Twelve hundred later a new shiny fridge
cause burping and flipping did only a smidge

I learned a few curse words changing airbags
But now she rides steady with no sways or sags
Then on a trip we heard a big bang
She sounds like a tank I said with a twang

manifolds and mufflers both torn in two
more money out the door, what else is new?
Researched and read and spent a wad
Now Gone has Banks headers installed

She now rumbles and roars when you step on the gas
Having power to spare that big truck to pass
Then next of course there's always whats next
ah now to create more text

Stepped on the brakes in the heat of summer
That the pedal hit the floor was a big bummer
Pumped them for all I was worth
stopping an inch from the end of the earth

Fluid had boiled as did my temper
But she limped on with barely a whimper
Hydroboost system needed a new
hey lets do the whole system lines and calipers too

Now you think I'd be nearly done but no
The tires were the next to go
dry rot was found though good tread did remain
Another eleven hundred did flow down that drain

The tales just keep going the miles go by
but I keep smiling is just not a lie...








Title: Re: Winter fun! The P.O.'s best last words
Post by: joanfenn on March 29, 2014, 09:41 PM
 :)clap :)clap :)clap
Title: Re: Winter fun! The P.O.'s best last words
Post by: tiinytina on July 07, 2014, 10:10 AM
Bumping this post back up to the top of the list for the benefit of all our newbies after reading a bunch of PO tales.... LOL!  Welcome new owners!!!!!
Tina
Title: Re: Winter fun! The P.O.'s best last words
Post by: Alaskan Itasca on July 07, 2014, 02:24 PM
I don't have a catchy rhyme but I have some tales of my own...

I got it cheap because the PO didn't know how to use most of the RV.
He didn't know if the water system worked, it was winterized when he bought it.
The 12 volt system doesn't work, it only works when plugged in. (There were no coach batteries to power the 12 volt system)
The tires are new. ( I now know the new tires were 11 years old when I bought it, the old tire was 25+ years old)
The engine runs great....
Shifts smooth....
Fixed the leaks, Doesn't leak anymore, those are old stains.
Brakes are new
Electric fridge (gas one long gone)
Generator didn't work, but it has just been rebuilt...(I didn't believe that for a minute)

(of course no papers to back up the claims of repaired things)

I knew I was getting a project but didn't realize it was this big of one.....


I discovered the black water holding tank was full all without water..
Roof leaked like it wasn't there. Turned out there was 7 screws drilled from the inside right through the skin of the roof. I still have a dribble when parked level after three days of rain, I think it may be the AC seal. I need to get up there and add another coat of roof sealer and replace the gasket on the ac unit (which sortof works)
The toilet didn't hold water in the bowl, and parts to fix it were no longer available. (Installed new porcelain toilet)
The furnace stopped working. (needed a cleaning and a tune up, ignitor board was fine)
The Transmission died 300 miles from home on the 4th long trip I took it on.
Fan clutch was dead (discovered this while replacing the transmission just past the middle of nowhere)
On the 1st trip after getting home the brakes fail during a panic stop on the highway. nearly rear ended the in laws car due to tourist stopping in both lanes and the shoulders to gawk at Dhal sheep hanging on the rocks off the highway. THe RV filled with smoke, took all my leg power to push that pedal. Found out the front calipers were siezed, the master was bad and the rear calipers were bad....so new brakes went on.
During the brake install that is when it was discovered the heat shields were missing on the right side plug wires, I was lucky to make one trip towing a car let alone three. Right side wires melted off 2 times once on the side of the highway 35 miles from Seward, Fortunately I had a car following me so we jumped in the car and went to Seward to get more plugs and got lucky and found some heat shields and a pull down bed in a junk yard there....
Right after the wire problem a propane line developed a leak from a rotted hose between the tank and the rig. So I had no propane on the trip since I couldn't get a new hose where we were camping.
Front suspension was dead. Right side was sitting on the bump stop, and the death wobble was present on any crack I hit. Replaced, bags, springs, and all 4 shocks. Got an alignment, replaced three tires.
During the alignment they found heat 2 wires still melting due to exhaust leak. new ceramic plug wires are on the way...Also found the wire feeding the HEI coil was melted and grounded to the engine make less than 12v to the coil and not a constant voltage of whatever voltage that was getting, so the harness was replaced. It runs so much better and has power.
Power converter is dead, it won't charge the batteries from shore power.
Tank valves are shot and need to be replaced...
I still need 4 tires.
The shelf the fridge sits on has collapsed and the homemade drawer I discovered under the fridge is what is holding it up.
I just rebuilt the top drawer in the kitchen, the pressboard original rotted and the drawer fell apart.

I have probably spent 5 times what I paid for it, but on the other hand I have no payments and have not gained any debt because of it. We plan to drive it a long time after all the money spent to keep it alive.
Title: Re: Winter fun! The P.O.'s best last words
Post by: JessEm on July 08, 2014, 12:02 AM
Damn. I bought a RV 3 days ago and I resent that I can relate to this thread.

"Good tires at 80% tread" - Tire blew like a cannon on the way home. I owe the person in the car next to me a new pair of undies.

"Everything works" (twice) - Made the 8 hour round trip to buy this wonderful RV that's been frozen in time, and the brake lights didn't even work.

"My dad installed this INGENEOUS battery shutoff switch to cut-off power so you don't drain the battery" - My interpretation: "Something was draining the battery, but he couldn't figure out what, so he just installed a switch to kill all battery power." -- I found this out the hard way on the way home. About an hour into to the trip we stopped at flippin Hardee's. When I tried to re-start it, the battery was dead. Luckily, we were able to jump it off my wife's truck and get back on the road. I didn't even mention this little hiccup in my thread about this wonderful time machine. It's a small detail that was lost in shuffle after the tire blew.

And I haven't even had a chance to try out the plumbing, fridge, stove, furnace. I will have to learn how to use most this stuff before I can even test it.
Title: Re: Winter fun! The P.O.'s best last words
Post by: legomybago on July 08, 2014, 10:55 AM
This thread will go on for years....awesome, UNTILL IT'S YOUR TURN!!!! hahahahaahahahahahahahahahaahahaha..........
Title: Re: Winter fun! The P.O.'s best last words
Post by: Oz on July 08, 2014, 11:34 AM
That's a fact, right there.
Title: Re: Winter fun! The P.O.'s best last words
Post by: tiinytina on July 08, 2014, 07:10 PM
Owning an RV it sure is a trip
reality meets fiction a new owner will quip
brakes go, tires blow, we limp them home
money and time so we may then roam

up hill and down, like driving a tank
she rattles and rolls again with us to thank
The smiles she brings to all those who pass
thumbs up and grins, owner memories  last .....
Title: Re: Winter fun! The P.O.'s best last words
Post by: xerofall on July 09, 2014, 12:48 AM
My favorite;

"It works perfectly, although I never turned it on."
Title: Re: Winter fun! The P.O.'s best last words
Post by: Oz on July 09, 2014, 02:12 PM
 :D
Title: Re: Winter fun! The P.O.'s best last words
Post by: Mr. T on July 09, 2014, 03:38 PM
I am starting a list of things to tell the new owner, should I sell my rig.  I'll start with the windshield.  " Listen here, pardner, the windshield only leaks in a very hard rain.  Light showers, she stays dry as a new pamper.  Look me in the eyes, pardner, I would never steer you wrong.  Speaking of steering, she'll go straight if you............


Don T.  ( P.O. in training )
Title: Re: Winter fun! The P.O.'s best last words
Post by: legomybago on July 09, 2014, 04:31 PM
Im with you Mr. T....

"I know the tires date codes are 12 years old, but hey,they were in a dark storage place 9 of those years, so really partner, there only 3 years old!" W%

"Your never going to find a cleaner, well maintained unit as this one partner".

"After you fix the rear main seal leak, and replace all the brake lines, fix the furnace and the reefer, you will be good to go". "Whats that you say partner?" "The last time I drove it was six years ago", "all it needs right now is for you to buy a BATTERY, and it will fire right up". "Do you want to buy it partner?" :P

Title: Re: Winter fun! The P.O.'s best last words
Post by: Jerry on June 28, 2016, 09:33 PM
Me and the wife decided to get a motor home, after searching the net I remembered seeing one in town for sale so went and looked at it done a little research on it and looked at it a few more times. Every time I talked to the seller he told me how great it was and just about everything I asked about he said it worked so we bought it! Looking back I should have done my inspections with it plugged in because the great refrigerator only works on propane, the front ac kicks the breaker after about 30 minutes and the converter was shot! the water system was drained and winterized but when I hooked the hose to it water was running in the floor, after fixing a busted line I started looking at the plumbing closer and it had no antifreeze in it thankfully it was just minor repairs! The seller talked about the spray insulation on the holding tanks which I thought ok may help in the winter but our second trip the grey tank was leaking after scraping off the insulation I discovered a 14 inch crack welded it and so far it is holding. Went to the station to fill up with gas got home and could smell gas noticed it was running from top of the tank and the gas gauge only shows 1/4 tank now I have to drop the tank and fix both these. The kitchen roof exhaust vent after an hour will shut off so it is being replaced. second trip the fuel pump went out and on the way home a header gasket blew out and this engine supposedly only has 500 miles on it and has paper work showing the new engine install. There has been several other small things.
If your going to buy one of these classics hook the thing up to power and water to test everything, this is my second one so I thought I new what to look for and have been very surprised at all the problems I did not notice.
Title: Re: Winter fun! The P.O.'s best last words
Post by: Lahti35 on July 06, 2016, 09:21 AM
I haven't bought one yet but I'm getting the royal treatment on the phone...

"Runs great, but we changed our plans" = come get this money pit outta here!

"They drove it in here, we're loosing money on it already... oh, it doesn't run sold as is" = We've lost our shirt on it, please pay for our mistake!
Title: Re: Winter fun! The P.O.'s best last words
Post by: Oz on July 06, 2016, 09:16 PM
 :)rotflmao   That's like baiting your fish hook with a shoe...
Title: Re: Winter fun! The P.O.'s best last words
Post by: Lahti35 on July 07, 2016, 02:15 PM
Quote from: Oz on July 06, 2016, 09:16 PM
:)rotflmao   That's like baiting your fish hook with a shoe...

New one today: "It's good on gas."   :)clap
Title: Re: Winter fun! The P.O.'s best last words
Post by: Shawn62 on July 07, 2016, 07:43 PM
After a long interview.  PO stated that he: 
Never tried the A/C.  He hates A/C.
Never tried the stove.  doesn't cook.
Never tried the refrigerator. Used a cooler.
Never tried the furnace.  Used an electric space heater.
Never tried the water heater. Showered at campground.
Never tried the plumbing.  See above
Never tried the propane system. Propane scares him
Never tried the generator.  His PO told him it was broken
Did not have or ever have a title but if I paid him he could get me one.
Title: Re: Winter fun! The P.O.'s best last words
Post by: legomybago on July 08, 2016, 02:58 PM
 :)clap
Title: Re: Winter fun! The P.O.'s best last words
Post by: Shawn62 on July 10, 2016, 11:39 PM
PO advertised the Class A as a 30 footer.  Turns out it is a 28 footer.   
Title: Re: Winter fun! The P.O.'s best last words
Post by: tiinytina on July 11, 2016, 12:34 PM
Interior in fair shape ="water leaks never fixed, some rot in the floors, some appliance probably don't work"
Still laughing as much today as when I started this thread a few years back LOLOL...