Take a look at the pictures of the interior. Looks like it melted inside. The smell of the interior must be horrible. I guess a 100lb box of Baking Soda might absorb some of those smells.
I wrote the seller and asked them "If there were any unusual odors?" I'm a bad boy.
Only 3,000 miles and they want $23,000 for it? What turnip truck do they think we fell off of?
I wonder how much they paid for it?
I guess you could always strip the interior and start again?
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"I have marveled often at the thin line that divides success from failure and the sudden turn that leads from apparently certain disaster to comparative safety." Ernest Shackleton, Antarctic Explorer, Sea and Land, 1874-1922.
.....USE A OZONE GENERATOR FOR ABOUT 6 MONTHS TO GET THE ODOR OUT AFTER STRIPPING IT OUT..... I wouldn't waste my time and 23K is the most unreasonable price I have ever heard of for junk- but it's your money......you can build a lot of truck for that kinda money and have something very comfortable....and not smell the fire[hope there were not any crispy critters in there....]....geofkaye
Pull one of the zeros off the price, remove the RV box, put a used box on it, then sell it as a delivery box truck. Take it from my experience, once you have a fire, the electrical wiring is near hopeless. I wouldn't touch that box for free. Been there, done that, had T-shirts made.
Doc Weaver
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