It's amazing what some are asking for gutted units ..

[AlinCal]

76 gutted land yacht 31 for $16.5 and another for $15 but polished with all the hard work done and ready to restore on our C-list.

[HiHoAgRV]

"Ready to restore"
LMAO
Heck, they all are "ready to restore"

[rem3006]

Whats gone: inside gutted. tag axle gone, engine gone.
Whats there: P32 chassis, transmission, dual rear wheels, leveling jacks & controls. two roof air conditioners. Front wheels.

Need a wrecker to move it.

Located Michigan, price $3500

231 871 0619

[Dingo Girl]

Originally Posted by DKB_SATX

Not really. He's taken out the interior furnishings and interior skins. While that's time-consuming, it's much less "hard work" than putting together all the systems (plumbing, 120V electrical, 12V electrical and propane) and building a nice interior, putting new axles/bearings/brakes, finding and sealing all the leaks and potential leaks the seller knows nothing about because he has the trailer parked under a shed in an arid place, etc. Demo seems like a huge task at the time, but it's a small fraction of the work involved, and demands a miniscule fraction of the skill required to actually complete the project.

I will second that!