| [GMCnet] Taking the plunge [message #210209] |
Fri, 07 June 2013 12:24  |
Tom Whitton
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Location: Paducah, KY
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Wil,
You can very likely find a GMC motorhome that needs less work for possibly for even less money than the one you have called to our attention. I'm extremely sorry that prices have eroded to today's low level but that is, in fact, the case. Many of us have watched this happen over time. Even if you pay more for a better one you will very likely be better off dollar wise. Finding one in good, ready to use, shape may require some patience but the wait will be worth it. Like several others on this site, this is the voice of experience from a long-time GMC and old car owner. It is almost always less expensive to buy an old vehicle that someone else has spent the money to fix up.
Tom Whitton
1973 26-foot updated GMC
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| Re: [GMCnet] Taking the plunge [message #210219 is a reply to message #210209] |
Fri, 07 June 2013 14:26  |
Ronald Pottol
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From watching listings in the greater bay area, assuming there are not
issues with the engine, or the clean & black water systems, this seems like
a fairly good deal.
In curious how it works out, his plans are pretty much my plans, plus I'll
go places on the weekends I have my kids. Also I'm a geek in the bay area.
On Jun 7, 2013 10:24 AM, "Tom Whitton" <tomwhitton@bellsouth.net> wrote:
> Wil,
>
> You can very likely find a GMC motorhome that needs less work for possibly
> for even less money than the one you have called to our attention. I'm
> extremely sorry that prices have eroded to today's low level but that is,
> in fact, the case. Many of us have watched this happen over time. Even
> if you pay more for a better one you will very likely be better off dollar
> wise. Finding one in good, ready to use, shape may require some patience
> but the wait will be worth it. Like several others on this site, this is
> the voice of experience from a long-time GMC and old car owner. It is
> almost always less expensive to buy an old vehicle that someone else has
> spent the money to fix up.
>
> Tom Whitton
> 1973 26-foot updated GMC
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