RV supply new and used

Mr.Mark wrote:
I remember the crash vividly. Strangely, when we ordered the '08 Dynasty in January of '07, I took the money out of an investment not realizing the bubble was about ready to pop.

In a sense, the Dynasty was almost free. I took the money out of the investment when it was high, then it fell 50%. So as an example, if there was $10 in the investment, I took out $4 which left me with $6.

If I had waited, the $10 investment would have fallen to $5 and the new RV would still be about the same to buy new at $4 leaving me $1 in the investment. The new unit may have been a little cheaper but the investment tanked as did most all investments. So, I'm glad we bought when the investments were high as we got the Dynasty almost free! LOL!

I don't think the used units had any advantage. The market was saturated with new and used as people wanted to get out from under the payments (if financed) or just wanted to get out as fuel was very expensive at that time.

I remember in '08 while we were traveling diesel fuel was $4.99 a gallon. We had taken a trip up around Lake Superior into Canada where fuel was $5.25 a gallon. We were able to enter Canada from Minnesota and then re-entering the USA in Michigan. We were able to make the whole trip without refueling in Canada and I refueled in Michigan at $4.99 a gallon. Our 150 gallon fuel tank sure came in handy then!

Safe Quarantine!
MM.

I used the same thinking when I paid off a legacy pledge early in January. Had a stock with a lot of gains and it was at it's high so decided there were several investment reasons to do this before my estate would have to do it. Maybe this stock will make it back to the high but might be years. Saved a lot of shares.

I remember the crash vividly. Strangely, when we ordered the '08 Dynasty in January of '07, I took the money out of an investment not realizing the bubble was about ready to pop.

In a sense, the Dynasty was almost free. I took the money out of the investment when it was high, then it fell 50%. So as an example, if there was $10 in the investment, I took out $4 which left me with $6.

If I had waited, the $10 investment would have fallen to $5 and the new RV would still be about the same to buy new at $4 leaving me $1 in the investment. The new unit may have been a little cheaper but the investment tanked as did most all investments. So, I'm glad we bought when the investments were high as we got the Dynasty almost free! LOL!

I don't think the used units had any advantage. The market was saturated with new and used as people wanted to get out from under the payments (if financed) or just wanted to get out as fuel was very expensive at that time.

I remember in '08 while we were traveling diesel fuel was $4.99 a gallon. We had taken a trip up around Lake Superior into Canada where fuel was $5.25 a gallon. We were able to enter Canada from Minnesota and then re-entering the USA in Michigan. We were able to make the whole trip without refueling in Canada and I refueled in Michigan at $4.99 a gallon. Our 150 gallon fuel tank sure came in handy then!

Safe Quarantine!
MM.