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Is there any lasting damage that this can cause.

I have seen a folding camper at a very reasonable price but it has a small area of mildew, which only shows on the inside  and obviously when the inner linings are up it is not visible.

It was treated when discovered, but i need some advice as to whether it will cause me future problems.

Thanks for advice.

Do you think this one would be ok.

Price £750

ebay item 140310307783

I have been in touch and thats the price they would accept, although i think i might knock him down a little more.

Just a bit nervous about getting a f/c

Had a TT (wife hated it) and a tourer (not all they are made out to be) costs were too high to keep, storage, insurance, damp repairs etc.

FC is the compromise as i can keep at home undercover.

At the price i'm prepared to take a chance.

It certainly looks very good inside. As they have treated the mildew it shouldn't be a problem.  Would you take a chance & just see the auction through?  Alternativlely, perhaps ask to view and then do a deal on the day.

Homebird

I could take a chance and wait to see what it goes for, but to do this i wouldnt really want to be travelling to view and then to pick up at a later date, so would have to buy blind.

Other way is to view and like you said, try to sort a deal out there and then.

I have been trying to compare with the same models elsewhere and prices range from £400 unsold to £1000 sold so it seems to be very hit and miss.

Hmmmmm

im a bit weary now as ive had further contact with seller and the pullman doesnt have a fridge fitted as it has been replaced by a cupboard and also it doesnt have any electric sockets, but a rcd 4 plug extension.

just wondering as i thought they all had electrics.

Mmmm, just goes to show - you need to view it before making a decision.  I wouldn't want it without the fridge or the electrics which I think should come as standard equipment in a Folding Camper? 

Homebird