appraisal of motorhome

[Henry Jay Hannigan]

You gotta love them lawyers!
TWO words come to mind after reading your M380 purchase; criminal and
standing.
Seems odometer tampering may be a crime in State where sold and you
probably do not have "standing" to go after the dealer. Gotta love
giving money to those lawyers though!! Have fun. Recommend you just
enjoy your m380 and next time you purchase, ask a few more questions
to the seller..check out the title before you buy if possible...I
think they have computer gizmo's for that purpose.. Keep feeding
those lawyers if you are so inclined! LOL
Hank
90SP36







--- In WanderlodgeForum@yahoogroups.com, "robert nloomas"
wrote:
>
> --- In WanderlodgeForum@yahoogroups.com, "Hubert"
> wrote:
>
> Do the all America thing throw more money at the problem them
> you will get in return.Lawyers will love you.
> Bob Loomas 1985 PT 36
>
> >
> > I recently purchased a 2003 380 Bluebird motorhome. The odometer
> had
> > about 24,000 miles. (private sale) When I went to transfer the
> title I
> > discovered that the title had a history of "no actual millage".
> My
> > seller had a disclosure from the dealer he purchase the motorhome
> that
> > the millage was accurate. I have since talked to prior owners and
> have
> > discovered that the actual millage is probably between 50,000 and
> > 70,000. I have hired counsel and I am considering an action
> against
> > the dealer for fraudulent disclosure to my seller. I need to
> obtain an
> > appraisal of the motorhome based on the fact that the millage is
> not
> > accurate. Anyone have any thoughts on where I might go?
> >
>