2004 250 FQ Prowler - value

rcook17 wrote:
Thanks all for the feedback. Do you guys have any recommendations for the best place to list the trailer for sale?

For that level of trailer, I'd simply look to Craigslist as my first try. Take cash only and hand over the trailer and the title.

As mentioned above, there's been a huge market for smaller trailers, this year, given the preferability of that mode of travel and housing. We are on the tail end of the season, but you could likely still catch some of that energy in the south where you don't have everyone winterizing as we are up here. (I filled mine with the dreaded pink stuff last weekend!)

Thanks all for the feedback. Do you guys have any recommendations for the best place to list the trailer for sale?

Yep - NADA puts it in the $4k range private, but that is with no sense of condition, upgrades, etc. It could quickly go up or down based on those details.

You could get over $6k here in California right now. Every Tom, Dick and Harry wants to go camping.

At that age, only way to know value is by seeing it, inside/out, tire age, roof condition, etc, too many variables. Going by book values does not help, and a dealer trade-in value can be auction value, not what it is worth. Just a WAG, I'd say3-5K??

Welcome to the forum,

Jerry

Also not a hard answer can be had by anyone here for the same reasons.
Season, condition, market, geographical location, color of the upholstery....etc etc all play in.
As does "your" opinion of "good" condition as compared to others'.
Everything works but it's been used for 500nights vs been stored in a shop, used 2 weeks every summer, like new and has new tires and smells like a fresh spring breeze.
$3-7k? Depending on everything above is my guess.