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Post by hoosierpoet on Jun 16, 2013 18:35:59 GMT -5
If the trailer was truly "restored" and not just "refurbished" then it probably wouldn't be out of line. But restoration would include removing all the windows and edging, and resealing with butyl tape. As well as replacing any wood rot inside the walls. Maybe they did all that - but if they didn't mention it in the listing, it seems doubtful. And... Are those peel-and-stick tiles on the floor? They seem to be unpealing themselves! (Not very a-PEEL-ing, for a trailer in that price bracket!)
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Post by Deleted on Jun 16, 2013 19:18:10 GMT -5
I think this is in the ball park if it's truly solid. There are no pics of the skylight or windows around the front gaucho. Personally I'm skeptical about a fifty year old trailer without water damage in these areas. Bottom line, for that kind of money it needs a thorough inspection. It does't have the original curtain hardware or curtains for that matter...could be because of water stains. Definitely needs to be checked out.
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Post by schweetcruisers on Jun 16, 2013 21:34:04 GMT -5
I don't like the fact the "new" floor tiles look like they are curling up.
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Post by Bow_Tied on Jun 17, 2013 8:53:50 GMT -5
^ Ditto. If that was the only issue, the floor covering could be swapped. I'd want a thorough undercarriage inspection and significant picture documentation of the restoration process.
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