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What do you make of this rig? Old, but new?
It's posted in several places, but it's in Anaheim. 

LAZY DAZE '1988' GREAT STARTER RV!!!
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1992 Lazy Daze T/K  23.5' Ford 460 c.i.d./7.6 liter V8 engine, electronic fuel injection, E4OD 4-speed auto transmission
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Re: What do you make of this rig? Old, but new?
Reply #1 –
Been in the sales block a long time.
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Re: What do you make of this rig? Old, but new?
Reply #2 –
Yep and I don't get the paint job and all the repairs.  The outside looks better than the inside.
Save a life.
Adopting a pet is the closest a human
will ever come to choosing a relative.
hsus.org  aspca.org
1992 Lazy Daze T/K  23.5' Ford 460 c.i.d./7.6 liter V8 engine, electronic fuel injection, E4OD 4-speed auto transmission
Full time 6/2017
Re: What do you make of this rig? Old, but new?
Reply #3 –
I'm wondering why no one commented on this rig?  I don't understand how a 1988 rig can look this way with a different paint job; a more mainstream paint job.  It's been posted for sale for a long time.  Why would an old rig look like this?
Save a life.
Adopting a pet is the closest a human
will ever come to choosing a relative.
hsus.org  aspca.org
1992 Lazy Daze T/K  23.5' Ford 460 c.i.d./7.6 liter V8 engine, electronic fuel injection, E4OD 4-speed auto transmission
Full time 6/2017
Re: What do you make of this rig? Old, but new?
Reply #4 –
Quote from: Opuntia  - 
I'm wondering why no one commented on this rig?  I don't understand how a 1988 rig can look this way with a different paint job; a more mainstream paint job.    Why would an old rig look like this?

It has been repainted in a contemporary scheme.
No one will recognize it as an LD, no waves from passing LDs, on the road, or other LD owners looking  you up, in a  campground, because they see you own an LD. A big part of owning an LD is the community, if you care about such things.

It has three transmission, no overdrive, which equals poor mileage and increased engine wear.
It has the inferior throttle body fuel injection, not the better electronic fuel injection, found in models a few years newer.
It is a pre-91, so it has the leak prone front cap and window.
It's a lot of money for a near thirty year old RV.

Larry

Larry
2003 23.5' Front Lounge, since new.  Previously 1983 22' Front Lounge.
Tow vehicles  2020 Jeep Wrangler Rubicon, 2001 Jeep Cherokee
Photo Collection: Lazy Daze
 
Re: What do you make of this rig? Old, but new?
Reply #6 –
Thanks Larry.  I thought it might have been in an accident and so was repaired and repainted.  I'd never change the LD look the way these folks did. Oth, maybe they thought if it looked new, no one would pay attention to the very important things you mentioned. The water intrusion potential is scary enough for me.

Thanks.
Save a life.
Adopting a pet is the closest a human
will ever come to choosing a relative.
hsus.org  aspca.org
1992 Lazy Daze T/K  23.5' Ford 460 c.i.d./7.6 liter V8 engine, electronic fuel injection, E4OD 4-speed auto transmission
Full time 6/2017