I have a 2007 Safari FB, SE with a Hensley Hitch. We have decided that we need more space and will be purchasing a larger unit, or yes even a motorhome. I live in Illinois and would like to know the best method of advertising the my Airstream for sale. Also i would apprecaite any useful tips on determining the price that I should ask for it. I am not in a hurry and would like to do it the correct way.
I would view the trailers on other sites such as Colonial RV, RVUSA, etc for their listing prices. I would also check ebay. When I sold my 19' CCD I called Airhog1 to get a fair price since I bought it from him. I would list the ad on our forum classified index, and consider a free listing on Craigslist.org.
Another vote for AirHog1, if you are purchasing a larger AS he can help. They will take a trade in. I believe the sell other makes as well. We have a 2005 Safari SS and are seriously considering going to different floor plan or a larger unit. Our teen age son keeps growing.
i think you'll be much happier with a nice class a diesel pusher.
and i'd still camp with ya!
more space (slides), easier to set up, a superior exterior finish and floor plan, MUCH nicer appointments inside,
and so on...
just make sure it comes with zipdee awnings
sure you can pedal that unit in the ads here or elsewhere,
but just trade it in...
the potential sales tax benefit alone makes trading worthwhile,
and you won't have to mess with explaining how to operate the a/s or hitch, or deal with 'showing' it potential buyers...
yes there will be a depreciation hit on the unit, but get a good discount on new and who cares!
cheers
2air'
Some states {like RI} do not give a tax credit when trading a trailer for a motorhome or vise versa. Because one has a motor and one doesn't is the reason in RI. I found out the hard way. Traded my MH for the trailer and should have paid $0 but ended up paying $5000. Just check so you know what you're dealing with
__________________ Brian & Donna 08 27' Safari FB SE 03 Avalanche 2500 WBCCI #1199 - AIR #23847 NEU LIFE IS GOOD
Some states {like RI} do not give a tax credit when trading a trailer for a motorhome or vise versa...one has a motor and one doesn't is the reason in RI. ...
good info ri'..
the government man is always thinking up ways to take our green!
but one question,
your a/s does't have a motor?
cheers
2air'
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the government man is always thinking up ways to take our green!
but one question,
your a/s does't have a motor?
cheers
2air'
Not that I've found . Yea the Gov always has their hand out. I hate to think of all of the sales tax money I've paid over the past 10 years....Wow I think I'll unsubscribe to this thread before I get sick
__________________ Brian & Donna 08 27' Safari FB SE 03 Avalanche 2500 WBCCI #1199 - AIR #23847 NEU LIFE IS GOOD
Buying from an individual means that there is 0 tax. Not fair to dealers but a substantial savings for would be buyers of trailers and tow vehicles. I live in kansas now where everyone is charged no matter what
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Mark www.airstreamguy.com
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1981 Avion 34
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Try Nadaguides.com for a value. Look at completed listings like yours on ebaymotors.com Note: You must register on ebay (free) to search completed listings. Craigslist is free and fast, be sure to include some PICS and mayby a link to more PICS. I use photobucket.com for free Good Luck
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1981 Avion 34
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Looks like Woodedarea has his 2007 25 ft Safari SE FB on Chicago Craigslist today for $45,000. He has very low miles on it and he is throwing in the Hensely Hitch. His Craigslist email is 62081516@craigslist.org.