RVTravel.com’s Sirius Satellite Radio “Out & About” feature: buying or selling a used RV? Check this first!

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By Scott Linden

Buying or selling, start your RV inspection at the top. Rain is a rig’s number-one enemy. Climb a ladder to figure out whether it’s worth buying.

Most dealers won’t make a trade-in offer unless the RV roof seams are sealed, keeping water from wreaking havoc with everything from floors to electrical systems.

Neither should you! Do your motor-homework. Check seams and corners for cracks and separation of sealant. Sellers, pull out that tube of caulk and start squeezing before you hang the for sale sign.

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