Don't make any offers. It's sitting at safeway with a sign on it. Drives nice.
I'm looking for half of what this guy is and mine looks better.
Update: Sold my Leprechaun. Actually they gave me $100 for a two week option.Basically it worked out to a 12.5% loan which I will be paying off in the next ten months.
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I've had good luck selling used cars and SUVs through the Auto Trader magazine. I do this whenever it's time to buy a new one; I never, ever trade them in at the dealer. I've checked what I'd *actually* be getting for them at the dealer, and it's chump change.
My gut read; don't sell yours for less than that one you linked.
The engine alone sells for about $4000 on ebay. But I'll be happy with half that for the whole RV.
I'm making 12 payments of $150 (one so far) but have a clear title, so it's basically just a loan for me. The RV is just incidental to the loan. However, it does drive nice with a very smooth engine. If I could afford to, I'd keep it.
Got 2 wks to payday and $400 repair needed on my Jimmy. The front end is loose and probably has been since I bought it. I just want to get it fixed and some new front brake pads.
I've got an apartment pending in Prescott Valley but need about $1000 in deposits to make that happen.
I should actually make a small profit ($200) selling the RV which is all part of my evil plan to not be greedy and grow my savings.
I was going to drive it to Phoenix which is a better market than Springerville, but my friend there is a bit too flakey. She got very weird when I offered to give her a commission if she sold it for me. It cost me money I can't afford just to visit her and make the offer. She's in desperate shape and I thought I might help her. Got my hand bit off.
Will not be doing that again!
Ken, just FYI, but if you're thinking of getting a job in the Prescott area, don't make the same mistake I did and neglect to check the prospects before moving. I ended up having to relocate in spite of being self-employed.
BTW, I'd be delighted to buy that RV for $3000 if you're willing to do one small favor and deliver it. I'm thinking of a two month drive around Australia (which is where I'd need to delivered to... renting one is too costly there). :)
Ken, just FYI, but if you're thinking of getting a job in the Prescott area, don't make the same mistake I did and neglect to check the prospects before moving. I ended up having to relocate in spite of being self-employed.
BTW, I'd be delighted to buy that RV for $3000 if you're willing to do one small favor and deliver it. I'm thinking of a two month drive around Australia (which is where I'd need to delivered to... renting one is too costly there). :)
I could probably drive it to San Diego. Perhaps from there we could find someone to take it to Australia?
Not looking for work in Prescott. More a place to relax from going other places. I'm thinking of it as a place to be away from people so I can recharge my batteries. I just love that they've got what I want in one place.
The problem is that shipping an RV to OZ would cost a mint. I checked last year, it was around 8,000.
But, if you'd just drive it there, it'd solve the problem. :)
Once in San Diego I just need to attach skies and a prop. That Ford 460 engine would do the job!
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