2004 Adventurer 37B

[jimemeone]

Happy wife/happy life
With that being said we/she fell in love with a local 2004 Adventurer 37b(but higher priced than our budget). Found one in Houston(over 1,000 mile drive to see it @ PPlmotorhomes). Any input would be appreciated along with working with PPL. Looks good on the internet but has almost 90k miles. I'm thinking to find a local RV specialist to go check it out first. It's our first RV so once again any input would be appreciated.
Thanks/Jim & Diane

[JBP]

Been there done that results not good. Maybe you can find someone in the Houston area that you can trust to give you a name of a dealer there that will do a careful check out. I believe that it has too many miles to buy an extended warranty on. But then you may be much more of a handyman then myself and able to fix most things.
I know that there's a Winnebago Itasca dealer in that area. Suggest they are the ones that should check the coach out.
After my last experience, not to buy a Coach without seeing, walking through it, and personally seen everything work. A large expanse is the tires. Remember that no matter how good they look if they are over 7 years old they should be replaced. They have a manufacture date stamp on them. You don‘t care when they were bought and mounted.
Good luck.

[Dsrtrider]

Better off finding one with lower miles even if you have to pay additional dollars.

[Tom N]

This is my opinion and many may not agree.

First, I would look for an RV with less miles. There are many with less 50,000.

Second, for a 37' gas coach I would look for a 2005 built on the Workhorse W24 chassis.