YES!! And tell us what you did, where you got your items, and how much they cost. I don't want to only hear you say, "pretty nice, lots of room, nice and clean."
Would really like to see you fix it, my wife and I have talked about having a RV and there’s no way we can buy a real expensive one. It doesn’t hurt to look and think about. Thanks for all the videos I’m 71 years old and enjoy watching !!
If you aren't going to work on it for a while, I'd sell it. It has a hole in the roof and a side which will leak - it will only deteriorate if left in the weather. If you're going to fix it, do it now.
I admire your endless optimism and work ethic with these projects, no matter how damaged something is In Niko World it is never to bad but always looking good!
I would love to see you fix the RV up. The fact that it starts and mechanically is pretty sound seems like a keeper to me. You obviously have the knowledge and equipment to fix the RV up. I say do it! 😊😊
Would love to see it brought back with proprietary brand new (newish if needs be) replacement drop in interior soft furnishings and bed etc that must be available.
I have had several motorhomes, for what you paid I suggest a complete rebuilding the damaged stuff. You cannot lose, the low mileage is a real plus for resale....go for it!
Be sure to check the compatibility of the Lithium battery and your inverter. It's old enough they probably won't play well together and will damage/ruin one or the other or both. Also, turn the fridge on and let it get cold before removing the food. It'll refreeze anything in the freezer and not smell as much or be "drippy". Same for the fridge compartment--less smell and mess. After you get it empty, turn off and wash the interior with a mild bleach solution. Don't make it too strong as it will eat the interior plastic. Store it with the doors open some--not shut tight. Good luck on whichever way you decide; I can see positives and negative to both ways.
Good tip! We live in Michigan and were just hit with 80 mph straight line winds, resulting in power outrages. Everything in the freezer and refrigerator went bad.
You mentioned that you found construction papers in it. I suspected that it go damaged by some heavy construction machinery backing into it or heavy construction material smashed onto the side of the RV somehow.
Makes sense to me to finish and get it out as quickly as possible. Still some good weather, but when it gets colder will make selling it tougher. Just my opinion ...
Yes your watchers want to see all the until get repaired, if you want to grow you need to show the units after you fix them up, THAT IS WHAT PEOPLE ARE INTERESTED IN SEEING, BEFORE AND AFTER.
Remove the damaged slide outs and repair them on stands while you address the frame structure they sit in. It is just aluminum and wood, very repairable. Replace the dog damage cushions and surfaces, get a new AC unit and replace windows. It seems like a lot of work, but it is very repairable. If it was cheap enough in my area, I'd even try it.
Only the tough would tackle this project. Put the pencil to paper and see what you decide. Would probably sell when finished but its a gamble. You know your market, have at it.
Michael: BUT WAIT! THERE'S MORE! 😀😀 Michael: I don't know if you heard me, but I did over a thousand! Deep Burn! Not sure if there's a time of year that these tend to sell more, but if it's not that time, maybe just move it vice trying to repair it. Thanks Bros for sharing!
I would fix it or sell it as a whole. Remove the stopper for the front slide out, make a small rack for the slide to sit on, fix the wall, very nice and low mileage unit. Good Buy.
Fix it all the way and show it when done. Show some towables , like 5th wheels you have bought and fixed up. Did you buy any of the towables, like that reflection?
I would like to get myself one of these. I live in my car so having one would be more helpful and open up space. Even though auctions are cheaper. They are very difficult to win on a budget.
That's the problem with the auctions. If they don't show interior or selective interior there is no way you can tell if it was used as a vacation RV or if it was a full time live in RV like this one. Good Luck with it.
Just about all RVs manufactured over the last 10 years have peeling "leather", some worse than others, I've seen one two years old that looks just about like this. Manufacturer says sorry, out of warranty.
Such an easy fix so just fix it, the longer you leave it the worse it will get, do you have the interior trim? it looks like they had a dog or cats in there.
This is an older RV still worth fixing just maybe not back to what it was originally I would simplify this repair by getting rid of the slide-out that's damaged and repair the wall
Good evening boys, as I’ve stated often I very much enjoy watching all your videos. My offer still stands if you need a place to store any Copart vehicles. As I believe I told you we are surrounded by several different coparts here in the central valley in California. You asked for our opinions, So don't a hoot the messenger lol. This old RV is not one of your best picks in my opinion. Yes the mileage is low but unfortunately, very expected in the RV world. There is so much structural damage and interior damage, not to mention the A/C unit missing that I don’t think it would be that profitable to restore . We as a tow company get a lot of these RVs.that are abandoned. every time the California highway patrol or the sheriffs department calls us.for a medium duty, it's almost always and RV.. I would say 99% of them are just simply junk. You can’t even scrap them. I have to pay to unload them. I am so sorry to be a downer on this one. However, you did ask. Move onto the next great build. Take care Ron
We have a 2004 Hurricane 28,000 miles. One slide wish i had more. Anyway if i bought one of those big batteries will that be enough for the Motorhome??? Are batteries are good. I believe we have to replace the relay. When you start it its suppose click or something, we keft it unplugged over night went to move it back and didn't start, put charger on it and started great. Let me know Thanks
The mileage warrants the repair, minor side wall damage, pretty easy fix..6 K into it, 2-3k for repairs including a/c....... It's got to be worth, plenty more $$$$.
Would like to see more of this RV. It's interesting seeing the progress.
Yes
Yeah. Like a serieS. Called. THIS OLD. RV. Ha ja
I would like to see you guys fix it and bring us along for the whole thing.
YES!! And tell us what you did, where you got your items, and how much they cost. I don't want to only hear you say, "pretty nice, lots of room, nice and clean."
This RV needs too much love.
Would really like to see you fix it, my wife and I have talked about having a RV and there’s no way we can buy a real expensive one. It doesn’t hurt to look and think about. Thanks for all the videos I’m 71 years old and enjoy watching !!
Let's see this one all the way through. You've got our attention please keep it by finishing the job. 😊
I like when you did your other RV you always nailed it please give it life again
You could use a bigger shop enclosure so weather doesn’t bother you
Hoping to see your team get it back in good shape!
Great job so far. Don't stop now - take it to 100% and show us the journey.
It'd be fun to see one of these fixed and see a camping trip.
Definitely would
I say fix it. You are the only guys I know of really fixing these and making interesting content
Rould love to see your progress on this project.
If you aren't going to work on it for a while, I'd sell it. It has a hole in the roof and a side which will leak - it will only deteriorate if left in the weather. If you're going to fix it, do it now.
duh they washed it but didnt make it water tight.. wtf
Hello Niko brothers, definitely rebuild the rv and sell it. It's worth your efforts, but it is your choice. I love the video. Take care, thanks 😊
Ivan has the skills, fix it. Love those new batteries
I have a feeling that you will fix it. You have the skills and the "know how". 😊
I admire your endless optimism and work ethic with these projects, no matter how damaged something is In Niko World it is never to bad but always looking good!
Yes, Yes, I like to see the complete restoration, Love your work...
I would love to see you fix the RV up. The fact that it starts and mechanically is pretty sound seems like a keeper to me. You obviously have the knowledge and equipment to fix the RV up. I say do it! 😊😊
Would love to see it brought back with proprietary brand new (newish if needs be) replacement drop in interior soft furnishings and bed etc that must be available.
I'm hooked ! Gotta see this to completion?? Wanna see how you fix that caved in passenger side wall? Keep going! PLEASE?
take it to the end. it will be great
Definitely worth to be fixed! Keep up the good work and greetings from Milan, Italy!
I have had several motorhomes, for what you paid I suggest a complete rebuilding the damaged stuff. You cannot lose, the low mileage is a real plus for resale....go for it!
I hope that you can let us see the process of fixing it.we love and support you.greetings from GREECE
Be sure to check the compatibility of the Lithium battery and your inverter. It's old enough they probably won't play well together and will damage/ruin one or the other or both. Also, turn the fridge on and let it get cold before removing the food. It'll refreeze anything in the freezer and not smell as much or be "drippy". Same for the fridge compartment--less smell and mess. After you get it empty, turn off and wash the interior with a mild bleach solution. Don't make it too strong as it will eat the interior plastic. Store it with the doors open some--not shut tight. Good luck on whichever way you decide; I can see positives and negative to both ways.
Good tip! We live in Michigan and were just hit with 80 mph straight line winds, resulting in power outrages. Everything in the freezer and refrigerator went bad.
You make it look so easy, your skills are amazing.
I think fixing it wouldn't be a bad ideal because this thing isnt any worse than the other ones you have repaired before
I personally would like to see it completed as long as it’s financially possible. What you could sell it for versus what it’s going to cost to repair.
Remembering they are buying to create content.
Also, I’m very sure there is hidden damage behind the walls. Cracked broken framing, potential wiring damage etc.
@@dodgeguyz yes it could be fixed up to look reasonable but still creak and shake like hell on the move!
LOVE your RV videos!! 👍
Niko Brothers RV World has a nice Ring to it.
You mentioned that you found construction papers in it. I suspected that it go damaged by some heavy construction machinery backing into it or heavy construction material smashed onto the side of the RV somehow.
It would be nice to see how you repair a side impact on a motor home.
I think it’s too far gone on the side and let’s be honest, the dogs have wrecked the inside. On balance I would say “ not this time” 😟
I enjoy all your builds and I enjoy the RV's a lot
Makes sense to me to finish and get it out as quickly as possible. Still some good weather, but when it gets colder will make selling it tougher. Just my opinion ...
Yes your watchers want to see all the until get repaired, if you want to grow you need to show the units after you fix them up, THAT IS WHAT PEOPLE ARE INTERESTED IN SEEING, BEFORE AND AFTER.
Fix it. Nice unit.
Remove the damaged slide outs and repair them on stands while you address the frame structure they sit in. It is just aluminum and wood, very repairable. Replace the dog damage cushions and surfaces, get a new AC unit and replace windows. It seems like a lot of work, but it is very repairable. If it was cheap enough in my area, I'd even try it.
Only the tough would tackle this project. Put the pencil to paper and see what you decide. Would probably sell when finished but its a gamble. You know your market, have at it.
Fix it! I’m interested in seeing how much it would sell for, especially since I’d like to buy a used Rv!
It is worth fixing and a keeper too.
Fix it I’d love to see it fixed on the channel
Hope I get to see it rebuild it will definitely be a challenge 😊
❤ fix it it will be great
Guys, we've seen a couple of RV vids recently, move on to something else and come back to final fixes on this rig down the road.
Fixed all the way.... Definitely
Michael: BUT WAIT! THERE'S MORE! 😀😀
Michael: I don't know if you heard me, but I did over a thousand! Deep Burn!
Not sure if there's a time of year that these tend to sell more, but if it's not that time, maybe just move it vice trying to repair it. Thanks Bros for sharing!
Fix it up.
I like the copart challenge between you guys. But you need to show the process of who did best.
Fix it all the way!!!
Looking good and yes I want to see the finish
Like with the slide outs for sure you guys are experts to fix all that and know how it works😁
I would love to watch you fix it all the way.
I've been watching your channel for a while now I would like you to see you finish something, especially this project ❤
I would fix it or sell it as a whole. Remove the stopper for the front slide out, make a small rack for the slide to sit on, fix the wall, very nice and low mileage unit. Good Buy.
Fix! This thing is a gem!
Looks like a quick flip!
I'm with Dan (below): go for it Niko Brothers!
Thank you for sharing, from my point of view if it is worth investing in its repair.👍
Fix it!!! It’s worth the time & money….
Is the converter compatible with the LifePO4 cells? Need a converter/charger that is compatible with LifePO4. Older ones are not.
All the way! 😊
You need to fix it. We would love to see you fix it.
yeah definitely wanna see an all the way fix
Build it . Quick turnaround
Just do what you do best. Fix it guy's.
Fix it all the way and show it when done. Show some towables , like 5th wheels you have bought and fixed up. Did you buy any of the towables, like that reflection?
Fix it up 👍
Forest and I would definitely fix it and then sell it it would make somebody a nice unit
I would like to see you complete the work to see if its possible to do it and make a profit best wishes from Lincoln England
Do you have any videos of the RV’s that you’ve fixed up?
yes fix it all the way!
I would like to get myself one of these. I live in my car so having one would be more helpful and open up space. Even though auctions are cheaper. They are very difficult to win on a budget.
That's the problem with the auctions. If they don't show interior or selective interior there is no way you can tell if it was used as a vacation RV or if it was a full time live in RV like this one. Good Luck with it.
I'd like to see you renovate and then sell your work on these videos are a pleasure to watch
I would take some time to clean your property. It looks like a junkyard, which is a shame. Love the content, good work guys!
How did the furniture get into that shape? I've never seen anything like it.
Large Dogs, cheap Vinyl?
Just about all RVs manufactured over the last 10 years have peeling "leather", some worse than others, I've seen one two years old that looks just about like this. Manufacturer says sorry, out of warranty.
@chrisxxx8685 Wow! As expensive as these are, I wouldn't expect that.
Such an easy fix so just fix it, the longer you leave it the worse it will get, do you have the interior trim? it looks like they had a dog or cats in there.
Fix it all! No sense in stopping now.
This is an older RV still worth fixing just maybe not back to what it was originally I would simplify this repair by getting rid of the slide-out that's damaged and repair the wall
great deal!
I like to see it fixed
good job!😊
Fix it all the way :)
I believe it is worth fixing, definatelt
I'd say fix it. You guys can work magic on it.
I would like to see you fix it all the way , when you get time ….
Fix it and put it up for sale. Keep us up to date.
yes please fix it up
Fix it my brother
I'd like to see more work on this one
Fix it all the way!
Good evening boys, as I’ve stated often I very much enjoy watching all your videos. My offer still stands if you need a place to store any Copart vehicles. As I believe I told you we are surrounded by several different coparts here in the central valley in California.
You asked for our opinions, So don't a hoot the messenger lol. This old RV is not one of your best picks in my opinion. Yes the mileage is low but unfortunately, very expected in the RV world. There is so much structural damage and interior damage, not to mention the A/C unit missing that I don’t think it would be that profitable to restore . We as a tow company get a lot of these RVs.that are abandoned. every time the California highway patrol or the sheriffs department calls us.for a medium duty, it's almost always and RV..
I would say 99% of them are just simply junk. You can’t even scrap them. I have to pay to unload them. I am so sorry to be a downer on this one. However, you did ask.
Move onto the next great build. Take care Ron
What Have you done with Jayco Prec? Might be interested from Minnesota.
We have a 2004 Hurricane 28,000 miles. One slide wish i had more. Anyway if i bought one of those big batteries will that be enough for the Motorhome??? Are batteries are good. I believe we have to replace the relay. When you start it its suppose click or something, we keft it unplugged over night went to move it back and didn't start, put charger on it and started great. Let me know Thanks
I dont like the rear camera it looks so far away and not really clear. Nice to have though.. What do you Recommend for a back up camera ??
The mileage warrants the repair, minor side wall damage, pretty easy fix..6 K into it, 2-3k for repairs including a/c....... It's got to be worth, plenty more $$$$.
Yes fix it.
Someone lived in that one
You should fix on channel like watching shows like this
Fix it for sure! The seat coverings look trashed for such low mileage, maybe it was parked at a campground for much of its life?
Please Fix IT !! ....Bless