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That is pretty tall. I made some assumptions....

Trans was gone through 2019 , cv’s gone through and serviced every season, Sandcar fits in a 20’x8’ enclosed trailer with paddles on, drives in and backs out with clearance all around, I can get you length of car after work

Talk about depreciation. My buddy bought a Newmar King Aire for under 200k. The original owner paid 1mil +

100%. I have owned many, tow behind, 5th wheel, Class C and Class A. All of them have the same issues. You are driving a house down the freeway and off road. It will have issues. Give it a good look over and prepare to fix yourself. If you like the floorplan, and it fits your budget, buy it...... They are all nice pieces of junk at the end of the day....lol....

Most RV's are built the same. With very few exceptions. The exceptions are NOT CHEAP. You do get what you pay for in this industry. From my experience and my personal opinion based on quality of components used, background of the manufacturer and lastly fit and finish. Most RV's fit and finish are pretty much the same they've been for me in the last 20 years. The pandemic did not change the quality, but are almost virtually impossible to complete because of lack of parts and work force. Get the RV that makes you happy! Don't care what others will think, unless that's a concern to you. Buy as big as you can afford. Don't fall victim to the 3' rule. 3 years into it you want 3 more feet plus to accommodate you. Lastly, this not a ROI in the form of CASH. The return on investment is the memories and heart aches that go along with the RV lifestyle. YOU NEED 2 THNGS TO OWN AN RV.... A Tool Box and a sense of humor. Good luck and enjoy!!

Sup Homie, good to see some OGs still hobbling around.