Buying USED Coach Long Distance -- RV Inspection

[singhrv]

Originally Posted by JACKAL0PE

I'll certainly do that. RV Survey provided a 21 page detailed report of everything from engine and running gear to whether the linens on the bed matched the decor. I thought it was an incredibly detailed report. Out of this huge report, the following items were noted as needing attention, so that should give you some idea of what they provide. I'll let you know how this report correlates with my personal inspection.

Note: Small scratches on the front. Left front bay door dent. Chip on drivers step. Scratches by door steps.
Note: Radio antenna loose and CB antenna in bay.
Note: (Awning) Remote control battery dead.
Note: Master bedroom door missing and master closet veneer loose.
Note: Carpet dirty.
Stove: Amana Automatic Igniter present (handle broken).
Air Conditioner #1 filter dirty
Note: Satellite and VCR present and operating but not responding.
Note: Light rust around bays and under side.
Age of tires: 34/04 (replacement recommended)
Note: The mufflers are corroded and the left tail pipe has a hole. There was a small oil stain on the front of the engine by the seal.
Comments: Generator Not Starting required cable adjustment.

Thanks for sharing, excellent report. I would use these guys even if I was buying "seen".

[Milehghcty]

Lemon Squad is also $300 but don't charge mileage as they must have affiliates everywhere?!? Lemon Squad is more a car inspection which is why they probably have more inspectors; however, based on what is provided by RV Survey, I don't believe Lemon Squad is as thorough. I sent follow-up questions (3 -mentioned in a previous post) to the company 2 days ago but haven't got a response ... this bothers me a little. They were very quick to do the inspection but not quick to respond to my questions.