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Originally Posted by rvcycleguy
My personal opinion is to walk away from that damaged unit. I know you put a lot of work in it but if the insurance payout makes you whole again, I would not want to mess with buying it back, then parting out the parts... The electrical and mechanical components are of some value but the're quite used at this point. The shells are the unique engineering aspect of the unit and there are only a handful of techs in the country that would be qualified to remove and replace. Unless you've got gobs of free time on your hands for a complete R and R, I would get another well kept unit and go camping as soon as possible. And don't park next to any trees anytime soon.
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Thanks for the advice, I went this route. We came to a final figure, I get to keep some of the new(er) parts and they're going to haul it away. I figured i'd be pushing my luck w/ the wife if I kept a crumbled up camper around too long anyhow.