Hello,
I am planning on buying a used RV next year. I have been reading that you should buy the RV near where you will be living in it because it's easier for the dealer to take care of any repairs. But if I buy a used one that is 4 or 5 years old, does that even matter? Will they take care of older RVs? Or I might even buy from an individual? It's all up in the air.
My plan is to move between the Austin/San Antonio area in Texas (from MN) BUT I should probably buy it here so I can inspect it before hand. But then where do I get it repaired if anything breaks (it will be a TT).
Or should I buy one down there? If I did that I would want to wait till I got down there so I could inspect it first, but then I wouldn't have a place to live.
I like the idea of buying it down there because then I wouldn't have to haul it all the way down there. Any suggestions on how to purchase one half a country away without being there to see it, and without getting totally ripped off?
thanks!
PS. I'm leaning toward the Keystone Laredos or the Hideout. Any thoughts on those for full-time living.
I am planning on buying a used RV next year. I have been reading that you should buy the RV near where you will be living in it because it's easier for the dealer to take care of any repairs. But if I buy a used one that is 4 or 5 years old, does that even matter? Will they take care of older RVs? Or I might even buy from an individual? It's all up in the air.
My plan is to move between the Austin/San Antonio area in Texas (from MN) BUT I should probably buy it here so I can inspect it before hand. But then where do I get it repaired if anything breaks (it will be a TT).
Or should I buy one down there? If I did that I would want to wait till I got down there so I could inspect it first, but then I wouldn't have a place to live.
I like the idea of buying it down there because then I wouldn't have to haul it all the way down there. Any suggestions on how to purchase one half a country away without being there to see it, and without getting totally ripped off?
thanks!
PS. I'm leaning toward the Keystone Laredos or the Hideout. Any thoughts on those for full-time living.