quartzite motorhomes for sale

Be careful. Especially if you are looking at pre-owned units. A lot of the pre-owned stuff really requires you to be on your game regarding condition. Missing batteries, missing microwaves, outdated tires, service is lacking, and on and on. The day after you buy they won't know you and if it is not in writing you are on your own.

Branson in Tucson wrote:
AZ. will have a pretty heavy sale Tax on them. Do your home work.

There are ways around it. All you have to do is ask a dealer

AZ. will have a pretty heavy sale Tax on them. Do your home work.

There is also a big motorhome sale going on at the Bluewater Casino in there parking lot on the Colorado River in Parker, AZ. just up the highway from the Q on Hwy. #95 on the Arizona side, a lot of new and used units.

At the tent, there are probably 150-200 or so. If you take in every lot in Q, the number would be over 1,000.
No way can you see them in one or two days.

It is a good place to shop and compare MH's We bought a new one down there in 2008. In Wisconsin the selection of DP's are somewhat limited. :)

You'll have your pick!

I agree......probably 200 last year. We thought the pricing wasn't too bad. They haven't all come in here yet.....so we don't know what will show up this year. :)

WE were in Quartzsite last year for the first time. There were probably 200 MHs, new and used, that we saw. I don't know how the pricing was since we didn't look.

Over the large general area, there were probably 10,000 private MHs to look at. You'll probably see lots of them that you've never seen before.

Bill

There are probably hundreds of used MH's in Quartzsite each year. We bought ours there 10 years ago and felt we got a good deal and after the sale service. We bought from LaMesa RV which has several locations all over the country.