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Boon_Docker
Jun 25, 2021Explorer III
Gdetrailer wrote:
Doubtful..
While you might find a few folks drop out because RV lifestyle they bought into on impulse doesn't fit their lives, in the long run there most likely will be nearly zero effect on how many used units come up for sale or an effect on lowering prices (fire sale) on those units.
I look at it the same way things happened leading up to and after the "Y2K" scare (remember that?). To refresh your memory, everything computerized was supposed to quit during the transition from Dec 31, 1999 to Jan 1, 2000 due to programmers not thinking ahead and using 4 digit yrs in the date codes.. Everyone was panic scared into buying massive quantities of MREs, water and generators to the point of zero gens to be found in stock anywhere.
Jan 1, 2000 came and went with not even one little blip in power..
I figured there would be massive amount of unused gens flooding the secondary market.. Nothing, no massive sell off of gens after Y2K.. Bet there are still millions of unused gens sitting in boxes in peoples garages that have never seen the light of day since they were built in 1999 or before..
If you think your gonna find a after Covid fire sale bargain, thing again.
If you really want to go camping, buy what you like, pay the price and move on..
The fear of "Missing Out" of a bargain needs to be gotten over.
Generator and Trailers. apples and oranges.
A generator is not a big investment to warranty selling it to get your investment back, an RV is a totally different story.
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