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Old 10-21-2014, 09:17 AM   #1
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Hello everyone! I wish this was all good news but I am looking for support! We just camped a week on fall break in the georgia mtns and experienced severe and constant rainstorms for nearly 5 days straight. Noticed afterwards, that carpet was soaked in each corner of rear living area and walls were buckled and rotten. We have owned this camper maybe 6 months, and I felt carpet when I bought it after a rainy day where it was parked and carpet was dry. Therefore, I didn't pay close enough attention to the 'bubbles' or rippling in paneling behind recliner. I took our friends at their word when they said "we checked it out real good and there's nothing wrong with it"....they were selling it for their nephew...oh well, I should have heeded my initial concerns and ran the other way...now we have to fix it! Cannot sell or trade in this condition. We owe 17k on it and it just makes me sick to think about it. Now for my question....where can we get factory interior paneling to replace the back wall where rear living area is? Is that possible?
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Old 10-21-2014, 03:39 PM   #2
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Hello everyone! I wish this was all good news but I am looking for support! We just camped a week on fall break in the georgia mtns and experienced severe and constant rainstorms for nearly 5 days straight. Noticed afterwards, that carpet was soaked in each corner of rear living area and walls were buckled and rotten. We have owned this camper maybe 6 months, and I felt carpet when I bought it after a rainy day where it was parked and carpet was dry. Therefore, I didn't pay close enough attention to the 'bubbles' or rippling in paneling behind recliner. I took our friends at their word when they said "we checked it out real good and there's nothing wrong with it"....they were selling it for their nephew...oh well, I should have heeded my initial concerns and ran the other way...now we have to fix it! Cannot sell or trade in this condition. We owe 17k on it and it just makes me sick to think about it. Now for my question....where can we get factory interior paneling to replace the back wall where rear living area is? Is that possible?
Welcome to the forums! I too which you were reporting better news and I'm sorry to hear about the water problem. You might try contacting FR and inquiring about getting a replacement wall and finding out your options. I'm sure others will be chiming in with feedback. As for your friends maybe they took someone else's word too. Too late for this sale but having a inspection done by a pro can be helpful.

Hopefully you can get the issue taken care of so you can start enjoying your RV.

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