I took a look at a 1998 22L and everything looks fine. No leaks everything in good shape. The battery does need replaced but that's not a biggie.

2 questions: 1. Is $2,500 a good price and second While the air conditioner was on you could feel the cold air but it was not blowing very hard and then it overloaded the circuit. Should I be concerned?

Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks

Lots of variables here. If the A/C was was running on a 20 amp circuit, I can understand why it over-loaded the system, if it is the original A/C. If not, I would question how long it will last. The older A/Cs commanded lots more amps just to get started and more to run than current models. Wattage is also of concern.
As far as price, check out NADA prices for your area. NADA pricing is a bit on the high side. Hope any of this helps. Depending on your skill level, anything can be fixed.
Welcome to the forum!
Tree

__________________
Treeclimber
2703 Tow Lite
2002 Escalade
Bonita Springs, Fl. &
Andrews, NC

Hope this helps you out. The AC draws a lot of amps. If it was connected to shore power, popping the circuit is understandable. It probably needs a good cleaning and tested plugged into a 30A receptacle. Good luck.

1988 Hi Lo Price, 1988 Hi Lo Values & 1988 Hi Lo Specs | NADAguides

This was taken from NDgent's post here on the forum. It is a great go-by list. You can do a search of thinking about buying and find his post to read it first hand.

Basically, start with the visual items –
1. Exterior
• Look for water stains and discoloration on inside walls and around ceiling anywhere vents, skylights, windows, etc. exist.
• Push and prod with your hand on the inside walls for soft spots (which could indicate a water leak and a damaged or rotten interior wall).
• Check for bubbles in the wallpaper (a sign of delimitation or water intrusion)
2. Interior cleanliness of the unit-
• Look for water stains and discoloration on inside walls and around ceiling anywhere vents, skylights, windows, etc. exist.
• Push and prod with your hand on the inside walls for soft spots (which could indicate a water leak and a damaged or rotten interior wall).
• Check for bubbles in the wallpaper (a sign of delimitation or water intrusion)
3. Test appliance functions –
• lights
• fans
• refrigerator
• air conditioner
• heater
• water pump
• range hood
• stovetop
• oven (if equipped)
• microwave (if equipped)
• stereo (if equipped)
4. Lift System-
• Does the unit raise and lower properly
• Check the lift system for hydraulic leaks (puddle under the trailer)
• Check the lift cables to see if they are in good shape and not frayed
• Check the seal between the upper and lower body halves for tears or damage
5. fill the tanks to the top and check for leaks
6. Battery
7. Solar Panel (if equipped)

__________________
"Ruben"
2404T, 2003 2500HD 4X4 GMC Sierra SLT Crew Cab w/Astro camper shell and 2003 Chevy Tahoe LE 4X2
Far West Texas