Previous owner water damaged repairs was to caulking overload the roof and put a piece of wood on top the rotten ones. Shouldn’t have trust him when he said “don’t worry it’s repaired”, but i’ll fix it properly now. Lucky enough the floor is fine.

hagdog007:

I went and looked at a used RV once and the wall very clearly had water damage. The owner made a super brief mention of it and said “it’s had a bit of water but I fixed it and it’s fine.” I pointed at the wall and said it looked like it’s still wet and his response was to literally put his finger through the rotten wall and say “oh this?? That’s really no big deal!”

The only vehicle I’ve ever purchased brand new was my travel trailer for that very reason. You never know what sort of neglect you’ll find.

lotsoluck:

That sucks. Any idea how much the repair is going to cost?

62Bravo1993:

Previous owners repair? Heck. I’ve seen dealers do work like that just move something that got traded in.

Source: Previous owner water damaged repairs was to caulking overload the roof and put a piece of wood on top the rotten ones. Shouldn’t have trust him when he said “don’t worry it’s repaired”, but i’ll fix it properly now. Lucky enough the floor is fine.