Are Travel Trailers selling at all right now?

Depends on what you are selling. I sold my 2004 Bigfoot trailer online a couple of weeks ago. Used ones are highly sought after. I put the ad on Fiberglassrv.com and Fiberglassrv4sale and they put it out on social media sites like Facebook and Twitter. I had a full-price cash offer in about three hours. Luckily the buyer was local and didn't have to cross any state lines to get here. Over the next 24 hours I had five more buyers lined up from around the country. Wish I had several more of those to sell. Prior to selling the Bigfoot, I found a 2013 Arctic Fox that was a trade-in at a dealer. Got a great deal and the money I got for the old trailer covered the cost of the newer one.

The sites I used to sell the Bigfoot are specific to molded fiberglass trailers like Casita, Scamp, Escape, Bigfoot, etc. You should post your ad on sites that pertain to your brand.

Lwiddis wrote:
I’d rather sell my horse than my TT.

How much you want for him?

no

I’d rather sell my horse than my TT.

Hoerschel wrote:

AH64ID wrote:
Our TT just sold. Pretty much what I expected to get, just took a little longer than expected.

The family traveled 450 miles to get it.

How did you advertise it?

Facebook and CL.

They found it on FB.

AH64ID wrote:
Our TT just sold. Pretty much what I expected to get, just took a little longer than expected.

The family traveled 450 miles to get it.

How did you advertise it?

Our TT just sold. Pretty much what I expected to get, just took a little longer than expected.

The family traveled 450 miles to get it.

“My Truck will handle it as I tow a fairly heavy 21 foot boat with ease...(5k plus loaded with Gear)”

A boat doesn’t have much wind resistance. TTs do.

Your right I need a new thread. I got a liitle bit experience towing as a Class A holder since 1978 with lots of miles logged. Not worried in the least with the tow capacity. Thank You Though ! ;)

FedMill wrote:
Well, I live in North Florida and my wife and I just came back from an RV Campstore in Jax Fl. I just retired and we are looking to buy one. We looked at a Keystone Ultra Lite Bullet 261RBS. We both liked the layout and may end up pulling the trigger. I dont need a Cadillac of Travel Trailers. I know this is maybe the middle of the road as far as quality from my research but im not sure.

Can anyone out their that owns a Keystone let me know if they have been satisifed with thier purchase ?

I have a 2019 F150 Screw FX4/3:55 rear end and the mighty little 2.7 ecoboost. So, ths one we looked at today fits the bill as it is approx 5400lbs dry.. My Truck will handle it as I tow a fairly heavy 21 foot boat with ease...(5k plus loaded with Gear)

You might want to start a new thread with your question. FYI-pulling a boat does not equate pulling a camper.