What do you think this Prevost is worth?

rgatijnet wrote:

Actually I have been asking around and I can't find anyone that is really interested, at any price. Sure, it is a Prevost but it has a difficult floor plan to work with. It has a rear master bedroom, with a bath in front of that, followed by an area with double bunks on both sides. Then you get to the kitchen and finally, up front the living room. It has the one bath, but with no slides, you have to sort of squeeze through the living and kitchen to get to it. The cost to redo the floor plan would undoubtedly be more than it is worth.
To me it looks like it would take a special family buyer to use the coach as it was intended or a couple that wants a Prevost and will deal with the floor plan as it is, if the price is right. Me, having used it with my DW on one trip, would not hang on to it if I got it for free. :)

So you're trying to sell it for your friend, not buy it, right?

If so, I think you need to do more than "asking around" to sell it.

Also, you started by talking up the Prevost . . . it has "all the bells and whistles . . . custom ordered . . . housed in a custom garage . . . drives like a dream".

Now you seem to be looking for reasons to lower the price . . . it has a lousy floor plan and its too costly to redo.

If this is a good friend, you may want to remove yourself from the picture. For example, Liberty Coach has a coach consignment section on their web site. Why not contact them and ask what they think it's worth?