Advice on selling our Class A motorhome
We are about to attempt to sell our motorhome on our own. I am trying to get as much helpful info as possible including sites to list it on etc. All and any info would be appreciated. Thanks.
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You should go look at other people's RV listings as if you were buying one. Look to see if their adds answer all or most of your questions. When you find things they didn't list that you would want to know before buying, then make sure that info in your add.
Most of the time they leave out the size of holding tanks, generator size, how many batteries, size of A/Cs, furnace size, is there more than one, what model of refrigerator, 30A or 50A service - again what would want to know if you were buying.
Write up your add - if you saw it on Craig's List, what would you find lacking in it?
Pictures - I've bought a DP and a TT in the last couple of years via very long distance - I want to see pictures so that I'm not wasting my time to go look at it. Post a decent amount of pictures and then have a lot more that you can send as questions arise. Pictures don't cost you anything. Go take them during good sunlight so that you aren't out there trying take them in the rain or the dark when someone asks for them. Look at the pictures before you post or send them. I've seen way too many blurry ****-eyed dark photos that don't show me anything.
Bill
Most of the time they leave out the size of holding tanks, generator size, how many batteries, size of A/Cs, furnace size, is there more than one, what model of refrigerator, 30A or 50A service - again what would want to know if you were buying.
Write up your add - if you saw it on Craig's List, what would you find lacking in it?
Pictures - I've bought a DP and a TT in the last couple of years via very long distance - I want to see pictures so that I'm not wasting my time to go look at it. Post a decent amount of pictures and then have a lot more that you can send as questions arise. Pictures don't cost you anything. Go take them during good sunlight so that you aren't out there trying take them in the rain or the dark when someone asks for them. Look at the pictures before you post or send them. I've seen way too many blurry ****-eyed dark photos that don't show me anything.
Bill
