My 2017 quest for the perfect TT!

As a personal choice buyers may not like the graphics. They seem...random. Inside looks good.

Lwiddis wrote:
Reasonable price...along with a solid floor...sells TTs. In your previous post didn't you claim the issue was a spongy floor on your ultra light TT that was causing buyers to exit? So, is it the floor, your price and/or the photos?

Well, the floors, I think are a big problem. I started this thread to talk about pictures, not the floors. I feel the floor question has been covered adequately. I only have three choices when it comes to the floor.

1. Wait for someone who understand ands wants an Ultra-Lite and does not expect something that is practically built out of air to feel like a rock.

2. Give it away to needy family.

3. Install 200 pounds of oak hardwood flooring over the floor to make it more rigid so people can get the concrete floor feeling they want.


Now I am talking about pictures. ;)

Dunno... Your pics look great.. And I'm sure it's a very nice rig..

I looked at 3 used RV's and was so disgusted with them, I would only buy new after that experience... This was back in 2002..

Still have that brand new trailer I bought back then and have seen a lot newer rigs for sale since then and they don't hold a candle to mine.... :)

So, do whatever you need to do to sell your used RV... If you think pics will sell it, great.. If it's a POS and you are hiding it with pics... Well... That's your choice..

I would never buy a rig from pics alone... I also won't buy from a private party either... Just my own prejudice because I've been burned once and that's that... Never again...

Good luck! Mitch

Roadpilot wrote:
I think you are using the right camera, bu taking pictures that only show the best. As an example, if you took a picture of the left side only that looked beautiful, but the right side had rust or a dent.

I like to see ads that point out the negative issues that anyone is going to see anyway if they come to look. Don't surprise me.

My TT does not have any blemishes other then age. I took pictures from ever angle. Here they are. Please tell me what I am missing.

I think you are using the right camera, bu taking pictures that only show the best. As an example, if you took a picture of the left side only that looked beautiful, but the right side had rust or a dent.

I like to see ads that point out the negative issues that anyone is going to see anyway if they come to look. Don't surprise me.

Nothing wrong with properly lit, correctly framed, well done pics, but make sure to also take a few that clearly show the blemishes and imperfections. Buyers will be attracted by good pricing and a realistic representation of what you want to sell them.

Reasonable price...along with a solid floor...sells TTs. In your previous post didn't you claim the issue was a spongy floor on your ultra light TT that was causing buyers to exit? So, is it the floor, your price and/or the photos?