Chuck___
Jan 25, 2017Explorer
Northwood/Arctic Fox prices vary so much. Any advice.
I finally figured out that my old 99 Dodge 2500 can't safety haul much. Safely 9500 lbs. That is why I think of moving up to a new/used 3500 one ton. Really don't want much over 30 foot 5th wheel in order to get into most state camp grounds. I heard the Northwood/ Arctic Fox units are good, so I have been trying to find a good use unit about 5 years old or so. Still the price for a unit within six years are $39,000 and up. Yes, budget wise I want a used truck and 5th wheel.
Just for fun I was looking at the new Northwood 27-L5 5th. Here is the problem. The prices I found on a new unit are advertised anywhere form $40,000 to as much as $71,000. These prices are off of the computer sites and adds around the country; examples are on smartrv.com & rvtrader.com site.
How can there be that much difference in price? I can't see how a person/dealer can add that much extras to justify an extra $30,000 plus. Any advice and in put!
Just for fun I was looking at the new Northwood 27-L5 5th. Here is the problem. The prices I found on a new unit are advertised anywhere form $40,000 to as much as $71,000. These prices are off of the computer sites and adds around the country; examples are on smartrv.com & rvtrader.com site.
How can there be that much difference in price? I can't see how a person/dealer can add that much extras to justify an extra $30,000 plus. Any advice and in put!