Manheim RV auction June 2013 results
I'm not sure if anyone is interested in this but here are the results from the June 2013 Manheim Specialty Auctions (which is a dealer only auction) Formatting is terrible because I just copied/pas...
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This one that went for so much more than NADA is a fairly rare model of B:
1996 ROADTRECK 210 POPULAR RVB AV 24,479 NO SLIDE OUT *ONAN 2800 248HRS / GM V8 $17,000 293%
Those 1st-gen 210's were built on a super-long 21' Chevy 1-ton G-30 van. They didn't make many of them. I don't think all had the (optional?) sit-down tub, but I know some did; saw one once. That might make it extra-desirable to a couple of competing bidders. I dunno if the GM vans of that era had a six-digit odometer, but I wonder if it actually had a lot more miles on it. Generator hours are low, which someone not familiar with the little Onans might think was desirable.
Jim, "Only the mediocre are always at their best."
1996 ROADTRECK 210 POPULAR RVB AV 24,479 NO SLIDE OUT *ONAN 2800 248HRS / GM V8 $17,000 293%
Those 1st-gen 210's were built on a super-long 21' Chevy 1-ton G-30 van. They didn't make many of them. I don't think all had the (optional?) sit-down tub, but I know some did; saw one once. That might make it extra-desirable to a couple of competing bidders. I dunno if the GM vans of that era had a six-digit odometer, but I wonder if it actually had a lot more miles on it. Generator hours are low, which someone not familiar with the little Onans might think was desirable.
Jim, "Only the mediocre are always at their best."
