Jall, I agree with what you are saying on overall condition. But be honest, would you expect a $4K difference in NADA value from identical A's that are 18 and 20 year old? That is a huge spread and it has a impact on loan value. Most banks go off this number(Low Retail) when loaning money on a RV...at least my credit union does. I can't help but think the NADA is skewed some on those numbers.
So, for me, yes, the condition would have to be exceptional(which I'm hoping for) for me to pay more for the '94 over the 96.
