PPL Consignment - Great Experience

We sold two RVs at PPL and were satisfied with them. We have not bought from them, but have shopped there many times. Some coaches are pristine, some rough, but it is always a learning experience. Had they had specifically what we sought at the time, we likely would have bought there.

I have never heard of PPL buying a coach - could this have been a misunderstanding?

Matt B

2Gypsies, I'm glad to hear about PPL as I had a friend who sold his coach there a couple of years ago with a pretty good experience. We, too, were going to consign there but I understand that they don't plug their units in. My friend had a lot of solar on his roof and the salesman told him his was the only one that would start without a boost.

I just couldn't leave our '08 Monaco without power as we consigned in late August with Motorhomes of Texas in Nacogdoches north of Houston (MOT keeps the units plugged in with the air on). They don't put the slides out unless a customer is looking at the coach so no risk of the toppers being damage in a fast arriving storm.

Ours took 90 days to sell and we were happy.

PPL carries a lot of coaches and I like the fact that they show what the coaches sold for for the last couple of years.

Safe travels,
MM.

They gave me an unbelievably low buy offer for our RV. If I had accepted their offer they would have made a 61% profit when the coach was resold! I know they are in business to turn a profit but give me a break. 30% is the usual markup on brand new MHs.

Thanks much for posting.

We are thinking of a purchase there.