Water damaged travel trailer
I saw a 2008 Fleetwood Pioneer 18 travel trailer for sale for $2990 at a store around me so I called and the salesman told me that the trailer has slight water damage on the bathroom floor which came ...
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gmw photos wrote:
To the OP, if you are just lukewarm on the idea, but are willing to take on a project that will likely be more involved than it looks, then go in and make him a serious offer. Lowball it at maybe $1800, hand him your business card and ask him to call if he decides he wants to move it in a heartbeat. Tell him it will be a cash deal, as is, no warranty.
You can bet when they took it on trade, they lowballed that seller, and probably have somewhere between literally nothing in it, or they guy actually paid them to take it off his hands.
You may or may not get it for cheap money, but again, if you are just lukewarm on it, then it doesn't hurt to try. Might be a fun project if you have a good place to work on it in spare time.
I am definitely just lukewarm on the idea. I obviously don't want to blow 5 grand on a travel trailer only for it to start leaking on me in a few years just like what happened to the people that traded this one in. If I can get this one for cheap I would have no problem ripping the inside apart to redo some stuff.
So would you say that $1800 would be the best offer and the lowest I should go? I was thinking about my previous offer of $1500 might be a little to cheap since the appliances and a/c might be worth more then that.
