RV disposal...

Veebyes wrote:
Post on CL for FREE. People will tke your junk away if it is free.

Put a junk pedal bike outside my house with a FREE sign on it. Gone in minutes.

you're right about that! few years ago, i took an old snow blower down the the corner of my street about 3 houses down. it was gone before I made it back to my house. hahaha

If it's a trailer strip it down to its frame and sell as a utility trailer. burn the wood, take the appliances and any other scrap metal to a scrapyard or recycle center. It's a good weekend project. Get a few buddies, a sledge hammer and saws-all and a few cases of beer and have at it!

Over the years when we are in Missouri, we pass an RV salvage business on I-44 Highway East of Joplin Mo. I don't remember the exact name but I do notice that they have hundreds of RV's that they salvage and their sign indicates that they want more and sell RV parts.

Someone here may have more information about this place.

If its a trailer or fifth wheel around here alot of people turn them into utility trailers / so easy to sell.......

Post on CL for FREE. People will tke your junk away if it is free.

Put a junk pedal bike outside my house with a FREE sign on it. Gone in minutes.

race track about 45 minutes south of me has a "Night Of Destruction" cars and trucks run a figure 8 style of demolition derby towing boats, old cargo trailers, PUPs and TT'S its crazy!!!

thats always an option. :-)

I salvaged an old fifth wheel, an 1982 I think. Sold the stove fridge sink and windows to someone converting a box van. Took the aluminum siding to the scrap yard. sold the frame to a yard service, the rest to the land fill. I made about $500. It took almost a year to get rid of everything. A lot of work for not much money.

If it's a registered vehicle like a MH or trailer, be careful giving it away. You need to do a proper transfer or you could be on the hook if sometime down the road the person you gave it to does something illegal with it.

When our Chieftain died back in the 90's we called the Kidney Foundation, & they came & towed it & gave us a tax deduction. Very easy method of disposal...

I sold my parents 78 prowler with no fridge, lots of leaks and a floor I was worried about walking on for $500 as a hunters special on craigslist. It sold in a day and the guy drove 8 hours to get it.