DH has already pulled out the dinette, bench seating and sofa from the TT we just purchased. Sofa was pretty worn and bench seating was in good shape but very uncomfortable. We don't need the extra sleeping. Question is - should we keep the original for any possible reason? Will next buyer care and want original even in questionable shape?

Keep it. Every journey begins with a single step. You will never make it to a starring role in one of those hoarding shows if you don't start accumulating junk. This obsession with keeping things with negligible value came from the ancient Greeks, eloquently expressed in this timeless phrase: "one man's junk is most likely junk"-Aristotle

westernrvparkowner wrote:Keep it. Every journey begins with a single step. You will never make it to a starring role in one of those hoarding shows if you don't start accumulating junk. This obsession with keeping things with negligible value came from the ancient Greeks, eloquently expressed in this timeless phrase: "one man's junk is most likely junk"-AristotleOK.... so you say keep it but the rest of the post indicates it truly is junk - I would rather toss it. Never having owned a TT before, have no idea about what has value in a potential resale. If it is negligible, would rather not. Have no desire to become a hoarder. Just trying to discern the sarcasm :)

Are you replacing the dinette with table and chairs? what about the sofa - replacing it with something else? If so, it the replacement furniture is most likely more comfortable, and if you are not planning on keeping it for your next TT, I'm not sure why you would keep the old stuff.

2012Coleman wrote:Are you replacing the dinette with table and chairs? what about the sofa - replacing it with something else? If so, it the replacement furniture is most likely more comfortable, and if you are not planning on keeping it for your next TT, I'm not sure why you would keep the old stuff.Yes, replacing the dinette with chairs and table and the sofa for either two comfy chairs or loveseat. Our only concern is we are removing possible sleep options for the next purchaser. It is only 2 of us and we don't need the extra sleeping options. My logical brain tells me the right buyer will also appreciate these upgrades so throw out the old stuff! :) Thank you for confirming!

I think I would keep one of the alternate sleeping locations for future sale.bumpy

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kimsfa
Explorer
Jul 25, 2016
westernrvparkowner wrote:
Keep it. Every journey begins with a single step. You will never make it to a starring role in one of those hoarding shows if you don't start accumulating junk.
This obsession with keeping things with negligible value came from the ancient Greeks, eloquently expressed in this timeless phrase: "one man's junk is most likely junk"-Aristotle

OK.... so you say keep it but the rest of the post indicates it truly is junk - I would rather toss it. Never having owned a TT before, have no idea about what has value in a potential resale. If it is negligible, would rather not. Have no desire to become a hoarder. Just trying to discern the sarcasm :)
westernrvparkow
Explorer
Jul 25, 2016
Keep it. Every journey begins with a single step. You will never make it to a starring role in one of those hoarding shows if you don't start accumulating junk.
This obsession with keeping things with negligible value came from the ancient Greeks, eloquently expressed in this timeless phrase: "one man's junk is most likely junk"-Aristotle

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