HI Lo Camper for Sale Moon PA - Hi-Lo camper travel trailer forum

pbrose · 08-22-2022, 02:05 PM

HI LO camper for sale in Moon Twp. PA

More pictures and information can be found at the link below:

https://pittsburgh.craigslist.org/tr...524586581.html

Scribe With A Stylus · 09-16-2022, 09:10 PM

Would you have pictures of the slight water damage so that we could get an estimate on the repair costs?
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Do you have a floor plan? The pictures show a shower and the 19 foot 1999 towlite brochure does not show a shower on the floor plan? Do you know if you had it modified?
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What kind of a roof does it have - all aluminum or rubberized or some other type? This information might be useful in preventing future water damage.
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Was it stored in a garage or is it too high and stored outside? If stored outside, did you use a tarp/tent or just let it be fully exposed?
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Are you the original owners or are you the second or third owners? The posting gives no information.
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Do you have a registration with the State of Pennsylvania that shows that you own it and can have the ownership transferred? or did you acquire it in such a way that you do not have registration papers?
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Thank you,
David Gibson
(703) 991-9020 (Leave a message if you do not have caller id, we do not answer the phone with unidentified callers)
David.gibson@tcs.wap.org

Usagi5678 · 09-17-2022, 12:54 AM

Scribe you ask alot of good questions. Looking at the craigs list pictures I can see the water damage on the interior ceiling. My guess is that the roof and interior ceiling need to be replaced. It is a camper for a handy person that has the time and talent $ to do this repair. On the other hand the price is right. You couldn't even buy all the appliances/interior for this price.

Scribe With A Stylus · 09-17-2022, 02:46 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Usagi5678

Scribe you ask alot of good questions. Looking at the craigs list pictures I can see the water damage on the interior ceiling. My guess is that the roof and interior ceiling need to be replaced. It is a camper for a handy person that has the time and talent $ to do this repair. On the other hand the price is right. You couldn't even buy all the appliances/interior for this price.

Thank you. I have a good bit of arthritis and so a “fixer upper” is, unforrtunately, not for me. Otherwise, if the questions are answered properly, it might be a good deal for a handy-man without arthritis. I need one that my wife and I can live in for several months while visiting our son in the South so a fixer upper is out.

Walk in His Peace,
Scribe With a Stylus