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New,-Old RV	Lonesome Duck	10-13-09
Howdy; I recently purchased a 1991 Mallard with only 21,000 miles. It has been to Florida and Nevada, (I'm in MI) and was driven a mile or so every week just to keep it loose, but no big trips in the last 5 years. What are the common deficiencies of an RV this old? What are the first things I should be checking? Repairing? Replacing? Are RVs this old obsolete, or can parts still be acquired? Should I replace or upgrade when something needs fixing? Thanks in advance for your help. Lonesome Duck

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