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Old 01-28-2006, 02:31 AM   #1
Montana_5225
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new vs used unit?

Hi to all MO, my husband and I are preparing to retire and go full timing in our RV. We are in the looking stages of purchasing a new/used unit. In your opinion what is better, getting a used unit that has all the bugs worked out or going with a new unit and praying that you don't have any bugs to work out. I would hate to hit the road with a new unit and have to look for someone to do repairs on the road. Any thoughts on the subject?

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mcarth
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