Should I even be thinking about this?

[hippieforever3]

Assuming the major mechanicals are sound, it's probably worth $5000+ as
parts. Offer them that.

Assume nothing else will work reliably. Figure on spending another
$5000 in parts and 200+ hours working on "stuff", and that's assuming
you're handy. Most RV-truck places charge around $100 an hour shop-time.

If you don't have the extra $5000 or the 200+ hours don't do it.

I'm working on making a 84FC35 that was billed as "ready to camp" fail-
safe and have put almost $700 in parts getting the gen-set working
right.

Just spent $300 on paint and sealer and 30+ hours on roof leaks.

Regards,
GPSGary
1984FC35SB