Trade In?

Typically, if it's attached, it is supposed to be left in the vehicle.

Im sure if you ask them, they'll say they are to be left in... so, I know you're not gonna do that. But, having said that, if they came with the trailer, my expectation would be that they are left.

How do you know the trade in quote did not include the TV's? Just because they aren't called out separately?

Take them out and see what they say. If they are hard over on it, have them in the cab of your truck just in case.

Mike

Did they even look at your trade? If they saw it with a wall mounted tv, it should stay. If not, you are just getting wholesale for it. I would keep the tv, unless removing it would leave noticeable damage. JMHO

Jerry

I would take it out. I have never left one in when I sold a RV or traded RV in.
I have sold many RVs in the last 60 years

I would think things like a TV, sinks and toilet would be expected (just to name a few).

We just traded our in, and YES we did include the TV.

The trade probably has old outdated TVs. If you need them, keep them. If you keep them you may end up buying the dealer new TVs for your trade in. Does the new RV have TVs? I would just get new TVs if I needed them. TVs keep getting better & cheaper with more features.

As the other poster said TV's are so cheap its no big deal either way. If it leaves a noticeable spot that looks like someone took a built in out then I just think its kind of silly to take them out. What if you want to trade in with them again.

That would be like the the dealer taking the tires off the rv you are buying because you didn't ask if the tires were included, unless you said "I'm keeping the bigger tv when trading" when they were going to give you a trade in price.

When I traded my TT 3 years ago, I asked my dealer about things I added if I could take them. Seeing how they sold me the TT they said if it was not there when I purchased they did not care if I removed them. Their comment was I bought the items after wards from them, so they would have the opportunity to sell more items.

So I would say if you added them afterwards take them. But if they where replacements I would say they have to stay.

I negotiated my trade in value over the phone and emails. All they asked about is the TT itself. Nothing about amenities and accessories. I removed the TV's and various gear I had collected. This is the 3rd trailer I've traded in over the years. Not once has anyone even looked at them once I arrived. Since they will not base the trade value on these items I tend to remove them.