After much discussion on the pros and cons of buying a motorhome, my wife and I decided it was not fiscally responsible to make a purchse. And then we got one. So much for rational thought. Knowing that the bigger and older units in our price range would be maintenence heavy, we chose an 84 Toyota New Horizon with 68,000 miles on it. Luckily the previous owner kept a well documented file on all the work that was done. Everything works and the tires are new but the interior was not a priority and so that is my mission with this motorhome. I am in the proccess of re-habing all the paneling (sides and ceiling) there was some water damage before the roof was replaced and resealed. Recent heavy rains proved the reseal was successful so now onto the sanding, staining, painting etc. I am also going to tackle the exterior and try to improve the cosmetic factor so my neighbors will start talking to me again. So far, I have spent about $150 on stuff at the hardware store ("...really honey, I need this new orbital sander") and it goes into the shop on Tuesday for an extensive tune up. Our first planned trip is the yearly treck to Bristol Tenn. for the NASCAR night race in August.