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cxccheermom5
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Jun 21, 2013

selling a damaged hybrid

Hello need some help finding out how much to sell my 2005 Aero cub 23 http for. The value with options is around 10,000 HOWEVER there is big items that need replaced. Was in storage for 2 years and when we pulled it out this year found 2 of the 3 beds have leak. Its at the corners where it folds the metal no longer meets together and is allowing water in. So the bottom part of the beds that fold up need replaced. Canvas is good on one and the other will need replaced. The third bunk is perfect. Also a small part of the floor where there is a seam is sagging- been like that since we bought it hubby thinks it has no real supports there and does not think water damage but eill be chrecking further on that which on a 9 yr old hybrid if its water damage I imagine it would've fell through long ago . Everything else in good working order. We have no time to fix anything so we are either trading in or selling. How do I know a good price? I do not want to rip anyone off by overcharging but hate to undersell just because I don't think its worth it. If we do sell everything would obviously be disclosed as I could not do that to someone. Any advice?

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  • bikendan's avatar
    bikendan
    Explorer
    Jun 21, 2013
    cxccheermom5 wrote:
    Hello need some help finding out how much to sell my 2005 Aero cub 23 http for. The value with options is around 10,000


    if you used NADA for values, you used it incorrectly.
    you only add for options, if they are not "standard" options that come with the trailer.
    you DON'T add value for things like: a/c(unless it's an upgraded size a/c), stove, spare tire, microwave, furnace, fridge(again, unless it's an upgraded one), water heater, stabilizers, awning and so on.

    according to NADA, unless you have upgraded items or dealer-added items, such as a slide topper, the Cub 23TT's NADA value is:

    Low Retail-$6,800
    Average Retail-$8190

    and that's for one in good condition.
  • Wavesprite's avatar
    Wavesprite
    Explorer II
    Jun 21, 2013
    Hmmmm, we bought a 2004 hybrid last year for $7000 and everything was in perfect condition, solar added, LED lights, dual batteries. I would think that I would't pay more then $1500 (or less) for one with that much damage and that would be if everythign else was in absolute working condition....

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