railroader81
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I am currently looking at this RV it has 4 slides its set up like I want it is out worth buying a older model or do they hold up in the long term I'm expecting to live in it three days a week for the next 6 years?
2006 37' cardinal 34QS is this a good RV?
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Gary RV_Wizard
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The Cardinal is a pretty decent trailer and used ones (in good condition) are usually an excellent buy. It's a used house, not a used car, and expected to last a long time with relatively light use like that. I gather it will be parked in one place most of the next 6 years? Should do well with modest care (roof seams and that sort of thing).
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railroader81
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Yes it will never be moved unless the campground goes under! Does 200 a month sound reasonable for electric water trash and sewer?
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railroader81
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I see your home base is ocala national Forest I was just there a few months ago I'm looking at buying a place on lake George
Ernie n Tara
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Actually sounds like a deal if electric useage is included!
Ernie
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Frizlefrak
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Just do the normal diligence....check for signs of water intrusion, ensure all the appliances work, check the plumbing, heating and A/C. Beyond that, if you like the floor plan and can get a deal both parties are happy with, go for it.
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railroader81
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Thanks y'all!
Gary RV_Wizard
Site Team
Depends on the area and the park amenities, but in most that would be a bargain. For example, in a popular tourist areas in North Carolina, I will be paying $600/month this summer, but I know of places where $300 or less is common. $200-$300 is common around my part of central Florida.
