Help pricing 1990 25' Excella

[Tarheel]

Do keep your eyes open for the right one, but when you find it jump on it. I missed a nice 31' two door one years ago because I thought the price was to high, it wasn't, and I have often kicked myself for not buying it on the spot. Know what you are willing to pay for a unit in tip top shape. Take in consideration the work that has to be done or has already been done. If it is a nice unit it will not stay around long and if its the right one you will know.

[nukesul]

John
You leave me scratching my head a little. The price I had for the 90 was $32,300 including tax and a used hitch. When I went back for the second look I was told the 89 would be a thousand more. I really don't know what the out the door price of it would be. Apparently the 89 is a commission sale although it still goes through the dealer so all taxes have to be paid. The 89 had it's clearcoat redone on the upper half apparently. It also looked to be in pretty good shape overall however no upgrades to speak of have been done on either. The 89 also had moisture on the carpet under one of the beds. It was hard to tell if this was through to the floor or due to a recent leak at the window. It's also possible they washed it and some water got in. I couldn't get a good look at the floor underneath but I would definitly bring an ice pick with you to poke around.

Cheers