Selling camper ?

I sold my bounder at a consignment location. I had a trade in backup agreement but sold the old one a day before new one arrived.
bumpy

I,d try it on my own first, consign later if you have to ,springs here people are looking.

midnightsadie wrote:
I,d try it on my own first, consign later if you have to ,springs here people are looking.

x2

A good consignment lot can work well. Some want too much or price your rig too high.
The best place I have found is a lot on a busy street. They charge a one time flat fee for a month. I sold my last rig in 3 days and got my price. I will be headed there as soon as the weather warms to sell my latest old rig.

It really comes down to whether you're willing to put up with all the nonsense involved in selling a trailer yourself in order to maximize what you'll get for it or whether you'd rather have it sold on consignment and receive less to have a salesperson deal with prospective buyers.

If you have a yard on a semi-busy road, put a sign on it for a few weeks. Worst thing that could happen is it sells and you don't pay a commission.

I used Craigslist to sell my last TT.

If it is in good shape with no problems sell it on Craigs List.
My last trailer was in perfect condition and I made modifications that added to it's value.
I figured out what I wanted to sell it for and then threw in a little extra for barganing and sold it in one week to the second person that replied
Sell it for cash only.
If you are trying to make a killing, forget about it. If it is a good buy, you'll sell it.

Guy

Just sold mine with a listing on Facebook. Priced it with room to bargain. Sold it for cash to the first person that looked at it. I posted a want add also on Facebook and found one just like I wanted and paid cash for it. Both transactions were easy.

We bought used Wolfpup and used it for a 5 week vacation. We bought it at a good price on May 1, 2018, used it until we got back from the east coast. We listed it on Craigslist on Saturday morning for $1000 more than we paid and had three calls by noon. At 2:00 pm, I was at the local sheriff's office parking lot for the first couple to look at it. We agreed on my listed price, they gave me a $200 deposit and I delivered it 45 miles away on Monday morning to the buyers business and he paid me the balance in cash.
On week later, I listed my Toyota MH on Craigslist for $1000 more than we paid for it. Within 2 hours, a buyer was at the parking lot and exchanged cash for title at my asking price. We drove the MH over 60,000 miles over the 8 years we owned it.
The sheriff encourages transactions at their parking lot. You just arrive early, talk to the officer at the service desk and they record the whole thing on their security cameras. I have had a couple of buyers refuse to make transactions at the sheriff's department. I tell them that I will not meet them anywhere else and to not call me again.