What to look for?

[Gregory OConnor]

I look for recent work and try an learn the reason it was necessary. Check the
trash at his shop for crap like stp , motor medic, or Fix-A-trans. Picking the
trash always throw a seller off guard anyway. check the air bags, and dont
forget to build air ; chcok tires ;release the park brake then check for park
brake diaphram leaks Before you make the trip out run all the sellers phone
numbers and address thru a google check. It helps ease the confusion to also
take a google walk around the block prior to meeting up. I always get a seller
to give me a color copy of their drivers license on a piece of paper that we use
to record the sales contract on. I usually ask in advance which gives a
dishonest seller the opportunity to tell me off and not waste my time.
Greg ofTim&Greg 94ptca

--- In WanderlodgeForum@yahoogroups.com, "jerry_94110" wrote:
>
> I have been a member of this site for around 2 years. I think I have found a
coach (1986 PT36) that will meet my needs and budget. I will be traveling from
San Francisco to St. Louis the weekend of the 29th to view the coach. I have
printed a check list off of the vintage bird site to help me inspect the coach.
>
> Can anyone let me know of any major components that I should check out that
can possibly be a deal breaker on a 1986 coach?
>
> Thanks for your help,
>
> Gerard Kocher
> 2003 30' Airstream Travel Trailer
> San Francisco, CA
>