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Re: what makes a u320 special

Reply #20 –
320 = aqua hot and 10k towing.

Re: what makes a u320 special

Reply #21 –
I have to empathize with Dub.  Promises of "excellent" condition and great photos sent us to a small town in the middle of Iowa from San Diego. 
There was very little that didn't need to be fixed and much of it is documented here.  We bought it because of a great paint job/ headlight conversion and a mid entry on a 36' U320 (we knew we would not find another).  Incidentally, we had the owner bring it to a RV center and a truck shop to have them inspect it, prior to our making the trip.  I spoke to the managers from both places, asking specific questions, and they flat out lied to me (they knew they had to live with the owner while I was some guy from California). 

Re: what makes a u320 special

Reply #22 –
Some are trying to deceive and some just don't know what clean is.. Either way we don't know until we go look and more times than not it's a considerable distance..
 

Re: what makes a u320 special

Reply #24 –
Quote from: Dub –
Some are trying to deceive and some just don't know what clean is.. Either way we don't know until we go look and more times than not it's a considerable distance..
Let me tell you a little story. I answered an ad for a featherlite vogue 40ft that said travel like a rock star in our custome built coach. Inside pics were great and well lit nice interior.  Outside was at a distance and dark. So I contacted owner, after asking some direct questions he gave me the whole story.  It needs front swaybar bushings, 3 new roof airs, a new invertor, fridge is shot, dash ac inop, and oh yeah the roof leaks probably at roof air or where awning attaches. So I asked for good picks of exterior and roof. There were major areas of delamination down both sides front to back. And the clearcoat was shot.  After it sat for a month he lowered price 10k. But two weeks after he raised it back up. Thing was junk but he lied and misrepresented it, sad.