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Is a 10 year old Class C with only 400 miles a good idea?

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Thats a crazy story. Motorhomes are drove to destinations not loaded on trailers. So here in California a new motorhome comes with 2400 miles. You guys are closer to Elkhart so this guy really never used it. If the price is right including flushing and changing all fluids and storage tanks (black, grey and fresh) then you may have the deal of the century. Its definately worth a physical look. Good luck!
 
Very accurate, but we do know from one in storage that long also is it will need tires and batteries for the engine and house.
As well as an instant oil change.
What I have done in the past when I have purchased a collector car that has not been driven over time is pressurize the oil pump over a couple of days, then drain and new oil before starting.
After the first 30 mins of running, if an automatic dump the trans fluid.
Gas could be bad also.
Thanks for the input. A car collector would have a good understanding of purchasing older vehicles.
 

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