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My new to me RV

DieselCash

DieselCash

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I picked up a 1994 Kit Sports master tonight. It is a 22 foot fifth wheel that weights in under 4,000 pounds. I have been looking for a good shape, short fifth wheel since I have been home. I stumbled on this right next to my house. I made a low ball offer and they took it. I still can not believe I got this RV.

Here is a pic with more info to follow;

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btfarm said:
Looks good Marty! Need more pics...:hihi:
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Thanks!

I will post more pics later on today. I do not have it home yet. The individual I purchased it from is bringing it to the house for me! :D

This morning I am picking up a brand new 5th wheel hitch for $250. Once I get it installed I will be able to move it around myself. :thumbsup:

Me and my family is excited, we can not wait to go camping.
 
I picked our 'new' one up last weekend...

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Not bad for $600 and some minor leaks huh?

My boys cant wait... My wife can!

Looking forward to your pics...
 
Mike,

That is a nice RV, awesome score for the price.

The RV is finally home, pics will follow soon!
 
Pictures as requested;
Here is the front;

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Here is the right or curb side;

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Here is the back side;

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Here is the upgraded tires, they are a 215/65 R17;

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Here is the left side or street side;

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Here is the roof;

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Here is the door way inside, main bed on right, bathroom straight a head, kitchen and table to the left;

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The bathroom;

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The up top bed area;

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Back dining room table, couch, bed, with a fold down bed on top;

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Newer looking refrigerator;

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The kitchen area with a microwave, stove, oven, and vent a hood;

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I will take pictures of what I found that needs to be fixed later on today if I have time. Not bad for $2,500! :thumbsup:
 
I also picked this up today off craigslist for $240!:thumbsup:

It is a brand new Reese Pro Series 15000 5th wheel hitch;

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Know comes the fun part of getting it installed. :eek:
 
Thats a nice 'shorty' 5'er!

I bet it tows a ton nicer than the behemoth I have....

I am glad I sprung for the Reese dual cam anti-sway setup. got it complete (minus the ball) from hitch head to bolts, for like $300 on Clist. Only a year old!!

I need to decide how far into my camper I want to dig to repair water damage. I am considering for the price I paid, and the fact that I have 4 boys (7.5, 5 and twin 19 month olds) that I may make it keep water out and leave it be.
 
It has been raining all day and I could not find any leaks inside the RV. I did find evidence of a past leak in the rear corner but it is currently not leaking. :thumbsup:
 
DieselCash said:
It has been raining all day and I could not find any leaks inside the RV. I did find evidence of a past leak in the rear corner but it is currently not leaking. :thumbsup:
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Still wouldn't hurt to recoat it as a preventative measure. Is it an alumiunum roof or rubber on it now?
 
DieselCash said:
It has been raining all day and I could not find any leaks inside the RV. I did find evidence of a past leak in the rear corner but it is currently not leaking. :thumbsup:
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Most of my 'leaks' dont seem to appear in a normal rain either. I think mine were caused by snow/ice damming on the roof during harsh winters.
 
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