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Old 08-16-2020, 09:04 AM   #15
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I hear ya! What do you have? I like tinkering and upkeeping and I know it's money every year, but as I told my wife, if we don't like it, sell and call it a day!

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1996 Itasca Suncruiser. Did the brakes "completely" and chassis A/C for $5K, changed the belts and all hoses for another $2K, New patio awning and added three window awnings for $2K so into half what I paid for it and it has only dropped about two grand in four years. Step motor is kicking my but trying to match it up. Might retrofit the whole thing for $400 and know it is all good - motor, gear and controller. Then we will see what goes next! Looking at a 2011-2012 Suncruiser 32H but having to pay $50K more for the fun of starting over fixing things is not something I look forward to. The wife wants slides...
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Always have access to funds when out of town. I found out the hard way with a blown head gasket 500 miles from town with 105,000 miles on a v10. No overheating at all, EVER, It happened at a rest stop parked, taking a break. 2000, Southwind class A.
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