I'd be hoping someone out bids me. Years ago I might have taken on the challenge, not so much now.
Portland ? I’ll take used needles for $100, Alex …@BHopkins , great question. I think to learn. I have been lightly looking at fifth wheel travel trailers, and am more than a bit overwhelmed seeing if they are a match for me, understanding the design and quality issues.
What I find indirectly intriguing on this trailer is that is was insured by State farm, and that unlike bumper pulls, a fifth wheel is hard to steal. The risk I see with this trailer is simply water, Portland is moisture rich. The bio-hazard of course can be blood or human waste, or it can be a bag of fast food that was left in the trailer half eaten.
What would be the reason for this? Is there some type of manufacturer age limit?There are many RV parks that won't even let that thing in the front gate. And the ones that would you wouldn't want to live there.....
Yes, it's becoming more and more common at campgrounds. Many have rule of 10 years or newer to enter the park.What would be the reason for this? Is there some type of manufacturer age limit?
Many RV Parks have an age limit of ten years. It's really selectable enforcement. If you roll in with a nice well kept 10 year old "Class A" it will not be mentioned. If you roll in with a 10 year old (plus) piece of garbage it will be enforced.What would be the reason for this? Is there some type of manufacturer age limit?
RV roofs leak very easily even when maintained. At this age the odds of this having major structural damage to the roof, walls and floor have to be very high being in Portland where it rains once in a while they say. Then there are 2 slides that probably don't work correctly that are not exactly easy fixes then there's the trashed interior then electrical and plumbing, HVAC, and on. This is hundreds of hours of work to make usable.Wow, I can't believe the amount of people ragging on that thing for such a low price.
The rub is many "auto parts" junk yards will not accept RVs. There are gasses in the Refrigerator that need to be recaptured. Many times it's ammonia.Wow, I can't believe the amount of people ragging on that thing for such a low price.
I have no idea how much work or money would be involved in fixing that thing up, but I can certainly see how it might not be worth it.
How much would that thing be worth if it was driven right to a scrap yard?
You know I've been watching a lot of those RV derby videos on YT the last couple years. It's fun to watch.This thing just might become fodder for an RV Demolition Derby if there are any coming up in your area, in case you end up winning it.