After countless years of camping and RV’ing over the decades we have decided to call it quits.
We recently picked up our youngest granddaughter and took her with us to visit her cousins in Indiana for a couple weeks. While in Indiana we decided to call it quits. Rather than sell our Super C ourselves we contacted a few dealers stating “we’ll buy your RV”. Some of the ones we talked to didn’t want to buy at a fair price but rather wanted us to serve it to them on a platter for nothing. We found a dealer that listened to us about the rig and its condition and we agreed to a preliminary price based on actual on site condition verification. We offered to meet them halfway for an additional 2k and they agreed.
Yesterday a driver showed up at the RV park took a few pictures and spoke to the dealer’s owner. 20 minutes later, as we were chatting the driver got a text message and told me to check my bank account. The money was sitting in my account so we removed my plates and towbar and waved bye, bye as the rig rolled out under new ownership.
Could we have gotten more selling it ourselves, yes we could but neither of us wanted to deal with the multitude of idiots and clowns we would have to deal with.
The hardest part of this effort was unloading the rig and trying to determine what to do with everything.
Bottom line, it’s been fun and the memories are many but we decided to move on to other endeavors like riding our trikes to the lake and listening to the free concerts or walking to a stadium or arena and taking in an Indians, Browns or Cavs game.
We recently picked up our youngest granddaughter and took her with us to visit her cousins in Indiana for a couple weeks. While in Indiana we decided to call it quits. Rather than sell our Super C ourselves we contacted a few dealers stating “we’ll buy your RV”. Some of the ones we talked to didn’t want to buy at a fair price but rather wanted us to serve it to them on a platter for nothing. We found a dealer that listened to us about the rig and its condition and we agreed to a preliminary price based on actual on site condition verification. We offered to meet them halfway for an additional 2k and they agreed.
Yesterday a driver showed up at the RV park took a few pictures and spoke to the dealer’s owner. 20 minutes later, as we were chatting the driver got a text message and told me to check my bank account. The money was sitting in my account so we removed my plates and towbar and waved bye, bye as the rig rolled out under new ownership.
Could we have gotten more selling it ourselves, yes we could but neither of us wanted to deal with the multitude of idiots and clowns we would have to deal with.
The hardest part of this effort was unloading the rig and trying to determine what to do with everything.
Bottom line, it’s been fun and the memories are many but we decided to move on to other endeavors like riding our trikes to the lake and listening to the free concerts or walking to a stadium or arena and taking in an Indians, Browns or Cavs game.
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