[billybek]

Good advice on inspecting.
I have been out to see the trailer but wasn't able to put the appliances through their paces or run out the slide.
Since it was used last in 2015 it has sat but shows no fading and the rubber roof looks great with no bubbles, tears or seam separation.
The appliances don't scare me nor does replacing plumbing and it does look (except for the spider webs) brand new. No sign of rodents. I had my coveralls and a headlight and spent about an hour going through the unit.
I offered a price that would allow some leeway for repairs/tires and re-sealing some of the roof components.
Seems like a pretty nice trailer and will be nice to get the wife/kid and two dogs into for some weekend and summer fun. The slide in camper was cramped with just my son and me in it with all our gear and bikes and crap.
I suck at backing up trailers so I will be spending some time in the mall parking lot trying to get that figured.
Trying to find someone close to where the trailer is with a heated quonset or shop so I can put it though its paces if I am able to make the purchase happen.