Essential for a TT buying 1st one
So, we are finally able to purchase our first TT. We will have about $10,000 cash, ideally spend less, maybe even more if perfect. We have a Diesel Excursion 2003, so we can we have good towing po...
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When we sold our ROO 23SS HTT last year we listed it on craigslist. To say you meet an "interesting group" on CL is an understatement. Many had some sort of reason why they wanted to have our home email rather than going through CL....NO! Honestly, some very strange people out there, but we did have a great young family that bought our HTT and the transaction was perfect. Since you don't have a dealer to handle the fine points of a sale, you would need to really be on your toes. Yes, you may find a really great deal through a private party, but you have to keep your eyes wide open. Both a dealer and a private seller will tell you what they think you want to hear, so do your homework before you ever start the search. Consider checking your local newspaper ads. If you have camping friends, see if they know someone who might be selling just what you need. You might also consider stopping at a few local dealers and tell them what you're looking for and the absolute top dollar you'll pay....if they come across one, to please let you know.
Re slide vs no slide....if you can work everything else out, a slide is worth its weight in gold. So much more comfort and ease of movement. Good luck and hope you'll find the perfect trailer for the right price. Happy Camping!
Re slide vs no slide....if you can work everything else out, a slide is worth its weight in gold. So much more comfort and ease of movement. Good luck and hope you'll find the perfect trailer for the right price. Happy Camping!
