2010 19' Bambi. What's a fair offer to make?

[M2HB]

Originally Posted by Shiny16

I think that’s way more then I’d be comfortable with.

I agree.

They are beautiful trailers, but they aren’t cheap to repair.

The sale price did t leave any margin for repairs, without being in it upside down, economically.

[vintageracer]

Just remember the trailer you BUY is the trailer you will SELL at some time in the future. Buyer's when you sell will have the same questions and concerns as you do now as a buyer.

With previously damaged or gutted AS trailers sometimes FREE is not a good enough price!

[2Rhinos]

Update:

Well, I pulled the trigger on a 2016 Casita 17' Liberty Deluxe yesterday.
It's in new condition stored indoors and only used 3 times. Appliances and shower have never been used.
This will suit my needs for now and for a lot less $$$$$

[Shiny16]

Originally Posted by 2Rhinos

Update:

Well, I pulled the trigger on a 2016 Casita 17' Liberty Deluxe yesterday.
It's in new condition stored indoors and only used 3 times. Appliances and shower have never been used.
This will suit my needs for now and for a lot less $$$$$

Congratulations! I always thought they looked like great trailers. Have fun!

[Dr. T]

Originally Posted by Sailor12

This situation is the reason I don’t and will not own another Airstream. Airstream trailers are not worth the exorbitant price, because they are fragile, constructed wIth average workmanship and shoddy components. Exterior repairs are out of sight in terms of cost. There are cheaper and better trailers made.
I know many Airstream owners will take issue with my opinion. Unless you have lots of money don’t buy.

Which is why 75% of all AS produced since 1931 are still on the road. Fragile? Not hardly.

[n2916s]

Yeah, fragile is not a word I would use. I bought my 1986 31’ Sovereign when it was already 19 years old. Rebuilt the fridge, did bearings and brakes and then towed it over 80000 miles all over the lower 48. Only major expense was replacing the axles when it was 25 years old.

Sold it last Spring and the new owner has big plans for his “new” 34 year old trailer as soon as the plague abates.

[Goin camping]

Originally Posted by 2Rhinos

Update:

Well, I pulled the trigger on a 2016 Casita 17' Liberty Deluxe yesterday.
It's in new condition stored indoors and only used 3 times. Appliances and shower have never been used.
This will suit my needs for now and for a lot less $$$$$

Nicely done!

Those are so light and tow so well. Have fun and enjoy.