After 14 years of spending the summers traveling the US & Canada we have decided to call it quits.I have begun to advertise the coach and towed vehicle for sale. So far I have placed an ad in the classified section of IRV2. I will place further ads after the first of the year. I am attempting to sell as a package that includes everything needed to begin traveling after adding food and clothes to the coach. Coach will have full PM service and freshly cleaned carpet before I let it go. I still have to schedule that.What are your thoughts on the possibility of selling the total package.

Someone like myself, coming from the camper world looking to get into an A, buying the complete package would be a big plus. I know nothing about setting up a toad, nor do I own one. Turnkey is good. As far as everything in the basement, don't look a gift-horse in the mouth. If it's something I couldn't use I'd pass it on.

Hopefully you will sell to someone who creates as many happy memories as you did.

I have thought of this also if I get to the point of no return.I don't know if a rookie realizes how much stuff it takes in tools and the miscellaneous stuff it takes for upkeep. I generally buy what I need, within reason, for the MH rather than have to load up tools every time I need to go some place or to the 7 mile trip to the storage area to work on something so I have a lot of duplicate tools.I figure price the coach at fair market value and toss everything else in a a bonus. Just put your cloths and food in and go. And I never park with less than 3/4 tank of gas. I'll even leave the toilet paper in it. If there is stuff you don't want that is what Craigslist is for. As for the toad, we both like it but make me an offer.

any way you can message me? Have a young fellow looking for both. Here in Georgia. your location?

Frankly I doubt you'll be selling a 20-year-old 40-ft DP to someone new to RVing. And, will that particular buyer want a Cadillac SUV as a toad? Certainly don't limit yourself. Personally, I'd price them separately, and also have a package price at a lower amount in the event such a buyer comes along. If you sell one before the other, no big deal. It's not as though you're trying to sell a 3-legged table if one sells first and you end up with the other for a while longer.

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RedRollingRoadb
Explorer
Dec 30, 2021
I have thought of this also if I get to the point of no return.

I don't know if a rookie realizes how much stuff it takes in tools and the miscellaneous stuff it takes for upkeep. I generally buy what I need, within reason, for the MH rather than have to load up tools every time I need to go some place or to the 7 mile trip to the storage area to work on something so I have a lot of duplicate tools.

I figure price the coach at fair market value and toss everything else in a a bonus. Just put your cloths and food in and go. And I never park with less than 3/4 tank of gas. I'll even leave the toilet paper in it. If there is stuff you don't want that is what Craigslist is for.

As for the toad, we both like it but make me an offer.
Lwiddis
Explorer II
Dec 30, 2021
Hopefully you will sell to someone who creates as many happy memories as you did.
2112
Explorer II
Dec 30, 2021
Someone like myself, coming from the camper world looking to get into an A, buying the complete package would be a big plus. I know nothing about setting up a toad, nor do I own one. Turnkey is good.

As far as everything in the basement, don't look a gift-horse in the mouth. If it's something I couldn't use I'd pass it on.

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