how do you know when to trade
Our f'ver is a 2004 and looks like brand new inside, the ouside shows some use but nothing even remotely bad just the usual wear and tear associated with it's age. We really still like it but I wond...
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I think going into owning a camper knowing you are going to loose money is important. Figuring how much you are going to loose is I think where your question is.
If your curent unit meets your needs and has no issue that you can't live with, keep it. As you said at this point when setting it does not cost you a dime. Will the payment/interest of a new unit be less than the depreciation of your unit, probably not.
Jim
If your curent unit meets your needs and has no issue that you can't live with, keep it. As you said at this point when setting it does not cost you a dime. Will the payment/interest of a new unit be less than the depreciation of your unit, probably not.
Jim
