Selling Tailgating RV

CyVeteran

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Selling our tailgating RV. 1996, only 59k miles. Runs great. 6 brand new tires. Only selling because we now have kids that play HS football so it is hard for us to get up to games on Friday night. Sleeps 6-8. AC, Heat, fridge, freezer, oven, microwave, shower, bathroom. Also has an internal generator and propane tank. $7,000 firm. If you know anyone interested please pass on. I wouldn’t hesitate to get in RV and drive to California and back. It runs great.
 

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Cychl82

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Shoot I saw this too late I would have bought it for sure!
 

CYdTracked

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Any pictures of the interior? Just curious what the inside looks like too.

Many years ago myself and 3 others went in on an old RV for tailgating for $2000 so was $500 each. We probably should have had someone with more knowledge look it over with us when we looked at it as we learned a lot more than we ever imagined on how all the stuff in a RV works (or can not work or break too) once we bought it but in the end we still got plenty of fun out of it for $500 each before we had to eventually junk it years later. It was getting to the point where 1 of us moved out of state, another couldn't make games often, and myself and another guy started families so got to the point was more effort than it was worth to keep using it anyways. Wouldn't mind buying another one many years from now when I don't have as much going on in my life but convincing the wife probably not going to happen after the frustration she had with my involvement in the one I co-owned.
 

isufbcurt

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Any pictures of the interior? Just curious what the inside looks like too.

Many years ago myself and 3 others went in on an old RV for tailgating for $2000 so was $500 each. We probably should have had someone with more knowledge look it over with us when we looked at it as we learned a lot more than we ever imagined on how all the stuff in a RV works (or can not work or break too) once we bought it but in the end we still got plenty of fun out of it for $500 each before we had to eventually junk it years later. It was getting to the point where 1 of us moved out of state, another couldn't make games often, and myself and another guy started families so got to the point was more effort than it was worth to keep using it anyways. Wouldn't mind buying another one many years from now when I don't have as much going on in my life but convincing the wife probably not going to happen after the frustration she had with my involvement in the one I co-owned.

Inspect it with a black light!!
 

CYdTracked

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Inspect it with a black light!!
Some things probably better left not knowing... Dealing with mice is probably the worse part of owning a RV. I know people with nearly brand new ones that say even they have issues keeping them out because mice don't need more than a hole about the size of your pinky finger to get into something. I'm sure we had plenty of places they were getting into that we never found, nothing like driving down the road and hearing someone in the back freak out when a mouse goes darting across the floor or opening up the door after it sat for awhile and get a funky smell and have to figure out what odd place a mouse died in.
 
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isufbcurt

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Some things probably better left not knowing... Dealing with mice is probably the worse part of owning a RV. I know people with nearly brand new ones that say even they have issues keeping them out because mice don't need more than a hole about the size of your pinky finger to get into something. I'm sure we had plenty of places they were getting into that we never found, nothing like driving down the road and hearing someone in the back freak out when a mouse goes darting across the floor or opening up the door after it sat for awhile and get a funky smell and have to figure out what odd place a mouse died in.

YUP!!!!

That's why I move my race hauler to indoor storage every winter. I don't want it sitting at my place in the country by fields in the cold inviting mice to come on in.
 

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