Opinions??

Also you can pick up a 14 for around 42k before taxes.

kjk66ss wrote:
Well looks like I'll be picking up a 2009 raptor "velocity" 300mp from giant RV tomorrow. The lowest they were willing to take out the door is 36k what do you guys think about the price

Just me but thats way high bud. That trailer will sit a long time at that price.

Y-Guy wrote:
If you really want this, you need to hire an independent company to complete a PDI for you noting the faults/problems/etc. before you sign off on any loan paperwork. Once sign, you own it.

I agree, very smart i might add...

Bravo!!

If you are happy with the price that is what matters. If it is in good shape then it is probably a good deal.

Is it This one?

Well looks like I'll be picking up a 2009 raptor "velocity" 300mp from giant RV tomorrow. The lowest they were willing to take out the door is 36k what do you guys think about the price

Buy local bud for sure. Pics online alaways make everything look a lot better.

Okay I'm taking everyone's advice and looking locally.
I found a 2009 raptor 300p at giant rv. They were asking 43k but said they would take 34k what do you guys think? Also it is a velocity. What is the velocity ?

If you really want this, you need to hire an independent company to complete a PDI for you noting the faults/problems/etc. before you sign off on any loan paperwork. Once sign, you own it.

I must agree with the above poster, there is just no way I would buy an RV, especially a used one, sight unseen from a dealer on the opposite coast. There are simply too many things that can go wrong/be wrong.
Find one closer to you that you can go put your own eyeballs on, and examine with a fine tooth comb. If you buy from a local dealer at least you will have someone you can go back to for service should the need arise. If you are not familiar with RV's take someone who is when you have found a coach that you are serious about.
Please...really think this through before pulling the trigger.

I don't want to sound too harsh, but buying an RV sight unseen, and without an extensive PDI is foolish in my book.

What kind of warranty are they offering? If you don't get at least a year's bumper-to-bumper warranty you could be looking at a lot more money to spend if there are any issues, and it would be very strange if there aren't at least a couple of things.