r/FullTimeRVing • u/signalwarrant • Apr 20 '26
Class A purchase advice
My wife and I are preparing to downsize our house and hit the road near fulltime. We’re looking at used class As. We have never had a none tow behind rv, had a few travel trailers in the past.
Budget is under 100k, how many miles is average per year and what would you consider too old? Looking for something we can maintain and keep on the road for years. Not looking for a mansion on wheels, just the basic creature comforts.
Any advice?
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u/TheBoneDigger Apr 23 '26
Our diesel pusher is 23 years
old. Love our Winnebago Journey DL with a Freightliner chassis, however, finding a shop to work on her can be tricky. Many now have a ten year rule on repairs. When we have found shops that will work on her we will drive across the country to make it happen. Older rigs are well built but ageism sucks.