My 2017 quest for the perfect TT!
Well, another name change. This thread has gone from me look for sales advice to, me looking for a new trailer. So I am changing the name again to better reflect where this thread is currently at.
Forum Discussion
keymastr wrote:
First rule everyone learns when shopping for a trailer is to watch out for soft floors. If you have to keep saying that they were soft from the factory and that is just how they are built, you are telling them that it was a poor design that sacrificed too much in the name of saving weight. I would find a way to fix the floor or just lower your price to the market average and move on.
You seem to be finding reasons to blame others for it not selling and continue to make excuses for the ONLY flaw your trailer has. I would never buy a trailer with a floor like that because I simply don't like the feeling. Makes no difference if it was intended that way. Chief reason not to buy an ultra light in my opinion.
Price it right and it will be gone today.
Please stop accusing me of "Making Excuses". I would appreciate it. I tell things the way the are. My TT is a 2005 that is 12 years old. It has a soft floor and has had a soft floor from the day I bought it. That is the way things ARE. It is not an excuse.
But what is unreasonable, is to expect a 12 year old brand new trailer, but want to get it for almost free.
Ya'll keep talking about, "Pricing it right", but you offer no advice about how to do that. I posted the NADA pricing sheet and asked you if was trust worthy, but got not one single comment on that.
It just seems that I am getting more "Criticisms" then constructive advice from you guys. I did not ask for you guys to come on here and tell me how much you hate Ultra-Lites and how my TT is worthless because it is an Ultra-Lite. I ask for help in selling it, but some of you are treating me like an enemy because I want to sell it, because you have a personal hatred for Ultra-Lite.
I may not have much sales experience, but I will sale this TT for a reasonable price for the market it is in. Right now at $6,000 it is priced way lower then any other TTs in it's class on the market. I am willing to negotiate and go lower, but I am not going to give it away for free. It is an Ultra-Lite and for people to expect it to be anything else is unreasonable.
