Cruise America

[teded]

Anybody ever bought one of there motor homes? Seems like good prices, but a lot of miles.


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[yz450mm]

I would think every one of those units is completely beat to shit, even if it looks halfway decent on the outside. ‍

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[NicPaus]

You can borrow the black light I bought for scorpion hunting. Probably glows on the inside when used. Lol.

 

[JB in so cal]

Anybody ever bought one of there motor homes? Seems like good prices, but a lot of miles.


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Run away. don't do it.

Small block motors. At one point they would "swap" coach bodies with truck bodies, so you might get a coach body on

 

[JB in so cal]

Just stay away. Motel six on wheels that has been mortgaged several times... Lol

 

[Flying_Lavey]

I was looking at them online the other day for shits and giggles. From the pictures I've seen of them when they are rented and what they look like when they are sold, it almost looks like they either change or reupholster the entire interior. The exterior is obviously completely stripped and new factory style graphics installed. I think my biggest concern for one would be the drivetrain.

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[2Driver]

Ha the were pieces of shit when delivered new to cruise America

 

[Sleek-Jet]

I never rented from Cruise America, but did from El Monte numerous times, mainly because CA didn't offer a Class A motor-home for rent.

At any rate, the coaches were always "well worn in", but served their purpose, which was mainly camping at a track during races. Since RV values fall off a cliff as it is, I'd stick with purchasing from a private seller or a one owner off an RV dealer lot.