Take a road trip and go see it yourself. If you don't buy it, well, you've had a nice road trip and saw some different scenery, and saved the transport costs. Well, guess you've already thought of that, huh?
If you read through the forum for the last few months, you'll find a few new Hi-Lo owners who have been fleeced by unscrupulous individual sellers who misrepresented the units.
I have no patience, but I'd try to summons all the patience possible right now and wait until I could see it in person, or have a trusted evaluation, as Sam mentions in the previous reply.
We're at the end of the summer which typically brings more RV units onto the market. You might even find one closer. (We purchased our Hi-Lo from a dealer in Boise).
Good luck
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