Cruiser Age & Condition

[Korbe & Diana]

There has been quite a few posts regarding the quality of the cruiser. So with that in mind, I have a couple of questions: Who has the oldest cruiser on the forum and how well has it retained it's original quality? Any thing just ware out over time?



Our Cruiser is 6-years old and I have to keep an eye on my roof because some of the joint sealant is very brittle - no leaks yet, but may have to be replaced soon.

[mbinohio]

I have an 06 Paradise Pointe, far from being new, everything works, we don't use it too much, just weekends, but instead of screwing with the roof, I bought a few rolls of etrnabond tape and covered every seam on the roof, if it was caulked I covered it with tape, changed all the vent caps to cyclone vents and even taped them in, no need to ever caulk, and no need to worry about leaks, pretty cheap insurance and once it's done it's done for good, money well spent...

[BipeFlier]

We just sold our '03 CF27RL to a long time friend so we could get the 30SK. It was delivered to us in April, '03.



I have a friend here in town that had an '03 27RL (which is why we bought ours) that was delivered in Nov. '02 I believe.



Other than some routine things and frig recalls, they are in great shape.



I kept mine under a shed cover when not being used and never needed to caulk anything.