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8/16/2026 2:14:39 PM EDT
[Last Edit: BerettaGuy][Edited]
I'm looking for a class C in very good shape (no pets traveled in or smokers) with decent mileage priced under $25K. Must have a bed and I prefer the u-shaped dinette to the booth eating area but that isn't a deal breaker. RV should be within 500 miles of eastern Ohio and I will pay for an RV inspection before any decision is made.

If you have one for sale, let me know.
8/16/2026 3:04:22 PM EDT
[Last Edit: omar][Edited] [#1]
Try RV Trader, over 16,000 listed, and you can adjust for locality, radius, price, etc.

RVtrader
8/16/2026 3:45:44 PM EDT
[#2]
IMO at that price point you will likely end up with an entry level RV bound to end up with a pile of issues. Maybe look for a little used Late 90's early 2000's Winnebago Minnie Winnie?
8/16/2026 7:18:22 PM EDT
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Originally Posted By omar:
Try RV Trader, over 16,000 listed, and you can adjust for locality, radius, price, etc.

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Thanks. I check RV Trader often. Was hoping someone on the board had one. Lots of scams on RV websites outside of RV Trader.
8/18/2026 8:28:47 PM EDT
[#4]
Whenever I have customers who are looking for the same thing you are I ask them this: how long have you been looking. They all tell me 1-2 years and they haven’t found anything that’s good enough to purchase. What you’re looking for is as close to a unicorn as you’ll find. Even over a decade ago any motorhome at that price point had issues that would pop up during an inspection. In the last five years I can count on one finger the class Cs at $30,000 and under I’ve actually been able to resell with a clear conscience.

While I understand wanting to stick to a budget, sometimes you have to spend more to get something you’ll be happy with.
8/18/2026 8:36:18 PM EDT
[Last Edit: slappomatt][Edited] [#5]
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Originally Posted By OregonShooter:
IMO at that price point you will likely end up with an entry level RV bound to end up with a pile of issues. Maybe look for a little used Late 90's early 2000's Winnebago Minnie Winnie?
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well its an RV so the pile of issues its there whether you paid a little or a lot. you can generally finance a motorhome up to 10 years old. after 10 years old it gets hard to finance them and the resale falls off a cliff. but if OP wants one thats in good shape, IDK even new ones arent in good shape. lol. like a boat, rent.
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8/19/2026 6:59:34 AM EDT
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Originally Posted By GTOMike87:
Whenever I have customers who are looking for the same thing you are I ask them this: how long have you been looking. They all tell me 1-2 years and they haven’t found anything that’s good enough to purchase. What you’re looking for is as close to a unicorn as you’ll find. Even over a decade ago any motorhome at that price point had issues that would pop up during an inspection. In the last five years I can count on one finger the class Cs at $30,000 and under I’ve actually been able to resell with a clear conscience.

While I understand wanting to stick to a budget, sometimes you have to spend more to get something you’ll be happy with.
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GTO isn't just talking about RVs. This is a life lesson on almost anything from toilet paper to real estate.
8/19/2026 8:21:12 AM EDT
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Originally Posted By GTOMike87:
Whenever I have customers who are looking for the same thing you are I ask them this: how long have you been looking. They all tell me 1-2 years and they haven’t found anything that’s good enough to purchase. What you’re looking for is as close to a unicorn as you’ll find. Even over a decade ago any motorhome at that price point had issues that would pop up during an inspection. In the last five years I can count on one finger the class Cs at $30,000 and under I’ve actually been able to resell with a clear conscience.

While I understand wanting to stick to a budget, sometimes you have to spend more to get something you’ll be happy with.
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Same but with cars. After about 6 months of looking for the whatever it is at half price you would think people would figure out that their budget isn't realistic.
8/22/2026 10:19:21 AM EDT
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Sorry, want to buy requests have to go in the EE. Good luck.
8/22/2026 10:19:51 AM EDT
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Want to buy listing outside the EE

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