Advertising an rv

Thanks to all.jackbuck

We haven't owned a bunch of Rv's but sold two TT on Craigslist in about 30 days or so. Used RVtrader also on the last one. Got one call in 30 days there.

Sold my 94 PaceArrow on Craigslist in one day.

We just sold our 2004 Keystone Outback on Craigslist for $3500 more than the dealer wanted to give us on trade in and $1500 less than we bought it for 5 years ago. Sold in 2 hours (didn't ask enough) to the first caller. That means it cost us $300 a year to use it, we are extremely pleased.

We used both RVT.com and RVTrader.com to list our class A. It truly was priced fair, but I believe it is a plethora of good pictures AND a detailed description of the RV and it’s amenities that got it sold. I note that many people listing their RV don’t seem to make a good effort on these latter items.

I have good luck selling stuff on Craigslist even our last travel trailer. Big ticket items though usually brings out the scammers but I find them easy to recognize these days.

Dan

used rv trader for 6 months when selling our fifth wheel received no calls ,was priced fair and was in great condition also had it on Craig's list in all the northeast states, ended up selling to a Craig's list buyer took 6 months in all to sell the trailer. RV trader was costing a lot over six months for no bites !

Selling your Arctic fox?

Sold 1 and bought 2 on Craig's List. Just be aware of the scams. If someone on an off shore oil rig wants to buy the "unit" sight unseen for his father, will pay full price, wants to deal only through PayPal and will send an "agent" to pick it up. ignore this "buyer".

Sold mine on Craigslist. Took a while, but it sold