When you state used, you don't give info as to what you want to spend. This varies greatly into what type and year can be purchased for the amount you want to spend. Example, I refuse to buy new, cause so many of the fine units have hardly been used. I try to upgrade in 5 year increments. We went from a 83 (28') to a 88 (32') to a 93 (34') to a 98 to a 98 (37'). Each time we found something we liked a little better than the last. Now we don't put that many miles on a unit, maybe this one has 32000, but we're looking toward a 2003 and 40'/ It's all in you own perspective as to what you want and the means in which you have to pay for this luxary lifestyle. And as for as a good deal is concerned, no one knows and no one can be your judge is the purchase. Their opinions help certainly but everyone's useage and lifestyle is different. And only after you have finished using the product you select, will you know if you got a good deal or not. If you were happy then it's a good deal, dissatisfied, bad deal. You can buy cheap and spend much on repairs, not good. Buy high, spend much on repairs, worse deal. Buy at decent price and be happy ---great deal. Good luck and happy motoring. See Ya around.
