What site

[Georgia_Popcorn]

What's a good site to watch for used camper's?

[Ivylog]

Cranky Ape and sometimes they have units in Valdosta. Good prices and you can see what units sold for.

[belairbrian]

We found our latest through RV Trader. Led us to a local dealer 10 miles form the house.

Don't forget to find the websites for local dealers as well.

[IdaD]

CampingN.C. wrote:
RV Trader
Craigslist

Yep. Look for awhile and you'll get a good idea on what's a good price and what isn't.

I've bought two trailers off craigslist and sold one. There are some scams out there but if you watch what you're doing and deal locally you can get good deals both buying and selling.

[braindead0]

On Craigslist be prepared for lots of people who know nothing at all about their RV and scammers. I spent years looking for a used RV on CL, every single one I looked into the people didn't know what engine, holding tanks sizes, GCVWR or any weight ratings to speak of. I had one tell me it was sold, they posted a new ad and then (from another email) I contacted them asking questions and all of a sudden it's for sale.. until you ask questions that a legitimate owner should know.. these people did that 3 times before disappearing. They sounded legit, just for some reason knew nothing at all about the RV...

Also it's a fairly common scam on CL to put something up for a really good deal (generally in the 1K ish range, something people would possibly bring cash for) then arrange to meet somewhere semi secluded and rob you.. Free ads tend to attract all manner of scum.

I ended up buying new, same with my Jeep.. so many knackered up Jeeps out there 'modified' by idiots... would likely end up costing more than new to fix.. so I went new.

[CampingN_C_]

RV Trader
Craigslist