FC35 on eBay

[bubblerboy64]

Does look at least worth looking at doesn't it? I might add that I
can not understand how some to the these folks expect to sell
considering the little information provided. I also see this on some
of the coaches listed on the Bill Board. I don't know how the rest of
you feel but I don't bother much if a fellow doesn't have a pretty
complete description. None of these older coaches are perfect but
seems to me some pride in ownership should be evident. There is one
listed on the Bill Board that apparently has been sold for some time
and the fellow hasn't pulled the ad. I contacted him some months ago
and he said it was sold and again a couple days ago because the ad
was still running. My impression is that these MH's are not all that
easy to sell. Seems like a guy ought to make at least a little
effort. I find pictures to be of great help. So you guys that want
to impress me for one take a bunch of GOOD pictures and try to show
some enthusiasm for the thing. Just my 2 cents. JEH






>
> 212k could be a lot for a Cat if not well maintained, if no records
> are available I would definately suggest having a mechanic check it
> out. It does look like a nice enough coach cosmetically, though,
and
> if someone "loved" it enough to keep it looking good, they probably
> took good care of the mechanicals, too.
>
> Scott Forman
> 86 PT38
> but more knowledgable about FC's
>
> --- In WanderlodgeForum@yahoogroups.com, "littlehouseonprairie1"
> <murphy4@> wrote:
> >
> > Does a 1985 3208T with 212,000 miles cause anyone to "gulp"? This
> > isn't far from home for me and I'm thinking of having a look.
> > Maintenance since the new owner (04) is claimed to be good. No
> > indication of care prior to that although the coach doesn't look
> > abused. Any thoughts are appreciated.
> >
> > RW
> >
>