I can try...keep in mind I am not an expert on these things! The area of rot was probably right under the back window....now that I think of it, they had so much stuff jammed under the double bed, I didn't even look at the floor from the inside....but it was visible and fairly obvious right in the back...not a very big area, but any rot is to much for my limited skills. The
axle had a visible sag to it, and the road side wheel only had about 2 or three inches of clearance between it and the wheelwell...the curb side had more (but now that I type that, I did read something about a difference between the two maybe?)...
I could see daylight around the front window in both of the lower corners and the seal was very cracked and dry rotted. I was going to probe around under the front bench to see if there were any issues with the floor, but there was a rather large number of mouse dropping in my way and I didn't want to stick my hands in that.
The wasps nest behind the
fridge was pretty good size (but obviously removable).
Tires looked brand new. The
battery needed replacing, but had a neat system
solar system that somehow hooked up to it to charge it ( I think that's what he said). I think they were including a TON of camping gear with it. They said they had never cooked inside (so unsure if the stove worked, but it sure was clean). Looked to be all original cushions and they seemed fine. The carpet was a delightful 80's brown... and dampish. It had the
escape vent in the roof. When I asked her about
leaks she said she hadn't noticed any and then proceeded to wipe up a small puddle that she didn't know where had come from (they only used it twice this year).
The water tank underneath was either a weird triangular shape or was falling out of the bracket...it looked funny, but I didn't look very closely at it because I had already noticed the rot and knew I wasn't interested. The toilet closet had a shower as well....nothing of note in there. One of the cabinet doors had been replaced (but they are pretty cheap from
scamp she said). There was some sort of contraption under the stove cabinet...looked like a
battery charger and inverter of some sort. The lady didn't know what it was and I forgot to ask when the husband came outside. I did not see a
furnace. There was a dometic
fridge, but she didn't know if it was a 3-way...she said they just plugged in the cord and it turned on. They did say it had electric
brakes. I obviously has an
awning, but I didn't check the condition. She said all the
lights worked, but the
battery was dead and it wasn't plugged in, so I didn't see them work. She also said the sink worked fine, but again, I didn't test it. I didn't look at the top of the camper. There was some spider cracking in some of the gelcoat, and the "fur" needed some serious cleaning. And again, now that I think about it, I didn't even look under the double bed storage (didn't even put it up)....my bad. The bunk was functional and had the poles (although she had them on upside down which put the top bunk at quite an angle!).... Again, not my rig and I am certainly not an expert...just what I saw on my once over of the thing.... I'm sure it would make a nice
scamp for someone, but not for me (and maybe not at the price it is at). When I told them I wasn't interested due to several issues that were beyond my skills, she asked if they lowered the price if I'd be interested....as I wasn't, I told her so and didn't ask how low she was thinking.....