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I am considering purchasing this: Lazy Daze , 23' class "C" - $7500
I'm new to Lazy Daze and nervous about purchasing - looking for advise!
There have been camping and horse trailers in my past, but never an RV.
Here are some specs:

condition: excellent
cylinders: 8 cylinders
drive: rwd
fuel: gas
odometer: 70000

New;
Tires
Starter,battery,battery isolator
Serpentine belt
Tune up before LA trip,3 months ago

Free flow intake and 3" exhaust ,cat back
MSD timing controle system.
Ford-351-W-V 8,FI
This rig is ready to make the trip !

Lazy Daze , 23' class "C"
Suzanne Elizabeth
Re: I am considering purchasing this: Lazy Daze , 23' class "C" - $7500
Reply #1 –
There is no way that any of us can say if this a good deal or not or if it is worth anything at all, by just looking at an web ad.
 
Have it inspected by a good mechanic and then a good RV tech.
Remember you are buying both a house and a truck, both of which are very old.
The few hundred spent upfront, on inspections,  can save you thousands in the future.
The older Ford were not as dependable as the later V10 models.

Happy hunting
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: I am considering purchasing this: Lazy Daze , 23' class "C" - $7500
Reply #2 –
[moved from Classifieds to Discussions since it was a question about coach listed elsewhere for sale, not a classified ad - Michelle]
Re: I am considering purchasing this: Lazy Daze , 23' class "C" - $7500
Reply #3 –
Nice old vintage camper. I would read the many recent threads here asking the same question you ask. So many ways the old ones go bad, all covered in those discussion threads. In my '92 that I bought for $9K, I have invested another $7K to get it in good condition. That is I have spent that much so far.

The old 351 is woefully underpowered for this weight. Hence the things put on to make it perform better.

 Bottom line is to take Larry's sage advice and have it inspected. And set aside a few thousand $ to make it cherry, or just keep it going.
Paul
'92 Mid Bath