Unless you can do the repairs yourself or know someone who is willing to do them very
inexpensively, you are probably better off selling your ToyHome "as is."
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Experience suggests you will not recoup the cost of the reconditioning in the price you get when you do sell it.
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In the classic car hobby/business the standing advice is to buy a car that has already been reconditioned to
whatever standard you are seeking, because it will be much cheaper than reconditioning a clapped-out one.
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Also, if you sell the rig "as is" and something goes wrong with the repairs, you;re not on the hook for it.
If you fix the rot and something goes awry after you sell it, the buyer may give you grief about it even
if you're not responsible for whatever happened.
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Good luck,
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Buzz L.
San Jose, CA
Former '86 Dolphin, '89 HiLux, and '96 Tacoma owner
