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mkenyon2
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Oct 22, 2021

Anybody else have bad issues with RV Value Mart?

Sorry if this sounds a bit like a vent session. Maybe it is.

We're looking to find a trailer, and have a limited budget. Found this one:
https://www.rvvaluemart.com/product/used-2006-starcraft-antigua-305qbs-1623698-29

It's under our budget, and looks nice inside. They say:

Needs a little TLC and exterior detail to make it nice for the price-Sold AS-IS


But they had no more details on their page. (Still don't at time of posting this.) I emailed them for a few more details, and a few days later I got this:

The 2006 Starcraft is still available. To see pricing and detailed information, please see;

https://www.rvvaluemart.com/rv-search?s=true&stocknumber=starcraft

Please let me know if you would like to take a look at it.


I know I'm not looking at the shiny new BIG MONEY trailers, but doesn't seem like they're even trying.
  • Never heard of them until now. Many years ago I used RV trader to find my TT with great results for over 12 years until I sold it for a good price to RV dealer.
  • If it is close enough go and look at it. If you still like it offfer $4K and work from there. Retail, according to NADA, is $5750. Be sure to inspect the roof and look for any water damage.
    RichH
  • Michelle.S wrote:
    Their comment "Sold As Is" is a Red Flag. Do you feel Lucky? It could be a good deal with only minor work required or it could just turn into a "Money Pit On Wheels".
    Go look at it if close enough and maybe bring along an RVing friend for another set of eyes.


    Red flag? It’s 15 years old. Advertising it with any sort of warranty would actually be a red flag! Lol.

    That said, the original question is a bit silly. If you’re interested in buying a used (vehicle/ RV/etc), why wouldn’t you make your best initial assessment and go look at it in person?
    It is not for sale on Amazon and this is not an issue that the internet can help you with.
    If it’s a solid candidate verify in person.
  • I prefer addressing only the trusted and biggest companies. I can suggest checking the General RV service. This is the nation's largest family-owned RV dealer with several offices in different states. If you have doubts, it is always possible to find and read the general rv reviews by link, I'm sure a lot of people use their services.

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