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Originally Posted by JesusFreak
I have a 2004 Outback 26RS trailer and it needs some TLC. I was thinking of doing it myself, but would it be worth it?
Considering I don't have a massive fund ($3k max) and it's a fiberglass wall, can I do any repairs to the interior walls?
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I agree with George - From your New Member post, it looks like this is your "full time home" as opposed to a "weekend camp trailer". If that is true, then don't think in terms of financial worth. RV Trader lists the value of your trailer in the $6K-10K range; doing $3K in repairs will likely not be a sound financial investment.
However, if this is your home, then you should go for it! You can do a lot of repairs and upgrades on your budget; you will get to develop some new skills, end up with some useful tools, and have a lot of satisfaction from going the DIY route. You won't get much if you pay someone else to do the work.