westernrvparkowner wrote:
The people on this thread are so much smarter than me. They can tell the exact amount you should pay for something that they have never laid eyes on. They haven't seen the condition, haven't seen what options are included, don't know if there are any maintenance records, don't know the floorplan, yet they are sure you should get this or that much off the asking price.
Sometimes the price is the price. For some people, it might be the absolute least they could take because they do have to pay off the rig. For some, they know it's priced right and it becomes a matter of principle. Others just plain get upset over people playing pricing games. You see people on these forums all the time telling you to tell the dealer to take it or leave it. Sometimes what's good for the goose is good for the gander. If you want the rig, and feel it is a good value, buy it. For something you are going to have for a number of years, getting another $500 or even a few thousand off the price won't change the experience one bit.
The OP came to a public opinion forum and asked for opinions. The reasonable expectation was thy would get them
