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>Seems like a significant price for an empty van. Not if your target audience is hippie remote workers that make good money and want to travel around the count
by ChuckNorris89 4y ago
>Seems like a significant price for an empty van.
Not if your target audience is hippie remote workers that make good money and want to travel around the country.
- kotaKat 4y agoYeah, but for $115k you can get an entry model Winnebago Class B[1] and not have to sink the time and labor into something that will still have resale value once you get bored of it. I would never, ever want to buy someone else's "project" RV when they decide to get rid of it. You don't know what corners were cut there. (I know I'm hypocritical here, I know RVs aren't always the best built think in Elkheart (or Forest City), but at least an RV has an expected standard of things you get.) [1] https://cpq.winnebago.com/solis-pocket/36A/exterior https://cpq.winnebago.com/solis-pocket/36A/exterior
- SoftTalker 4y agoRV interiors are not built for full-time living and will quickly fall apart if you use them that way. They are built for being used a few times a year.