06 Monaco Executive--> Got the Inspection Report back. L@@K at what I found

[dverstra]

Originally Posted by jacwjames

If you've never owned an RV, there is always something to fix or repair.

The Monaco Executive is large Class A with complicated systems so you might as well get use to idea of continual repairs, some minor, some major, but always needed.

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One of the reasons to own a RV is that you don't have enough work to do on your house

[1doodadd]

The only thing I would address first is the fuel leak. Fix it before you drive it home so as not to Burn your New Home Down driving it home. I would let Rick, at Colton Truck Terminal repair shop do the work. (909) 825-4080. Very good at what he does, and knows the Monaco brand better than Most shops.

And study up for your New CA non commercial class B license test. Jerry Brown has to pay for that Damn Train Somehow!

[10Boomer]

Originally Posted by 1doodadd

The only thing I would address first is the fuel leak. Fix it before you drive it home so as not to Burn your New Home Down driving it home. I would let Rick, at Colton Truck Terminal repair shop do the work. (909) 825-4080. Very good at what he does, and knows the Monaco brand better than Most shops.

And study up for your New CA non commercial class B license test. Jerry Brown has to pay for that Damn Train Somehow!

Yeap, the new VLF fee will be a drag, thx moon beam.

[tizzel]

Sounds like a nice coach ,just needs some general maintenance work performed .

[QMThomas]

I will second Rich at Colton Truck Terminal. They did a great job on my Sig recently. There will always be something needing attention on the rig. Sounds like repairs common to an '06. My Sig had more repairs than that when I purchased. I am lucky the dealer ended up paying 75 percent of the repairs, most of which were at Colton Truck Terminal.

[Smitty77]

Originally Posted by 1doodadd

The only thing I would address first is the fuel leak. Fix it before you drive it home so as not to Burn your New Home Down driving it home. I would let Rick, at Colton Truck Terminal repair shop do the work. (909) 825-4080. Very good at what he does, and knows the Monaco brand better than Most shops.

And study up for your New CA non commercial class B license test. Jerry Brown has to pay for that Damn Train Somehow!

X's 2 on Colton doing the fuel leak.

While at Colton, have them check out your shocks - it's interesting how different shop/tech's sometimes see things a bit differently.

Go slow on the rest. Focus on working with the owner to learn the coach systems.

I'm a fan of Oregon Motor Coach, and also the no sales tax. They have good quality cabinet/counter capabilities - and are decent, honest to work with. Top down from Owner's, to the Shop Manager, to the tech's. Experienced good people to work with.

Again, go slow - and have some fun,
Smitty