FOR SALE: 1998 Layton Travel Trailer 249LT
Mrs. G. Rogers
- Custom Screen Room
- Non-Smoking
- Sleeps 6
- AM/FM Cassette Stereo
- A.C. Unit w/Heat Strip & Central Ducted Hot Air Furnace
- Full Kitchen
- Enclosed Full Bath
- Oak Cabinets Throughout
- Wardrobe Closet
- Queen Island Bed
- Load Leveler
$9,000. or Best Offer!
Located in: New Jersey
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Sandy A. Nicolaysen
This is a joke, right?
I just purchased a 2001 Aerolite 28 FDB for $3000 from a DEALER.
- Sandy
(Best of luck, there's a sucker born every minute)
Brian V
"Mrs. G. Rogers" <Mrs.G...@verizon.com> wrote in message
news:6k64a1lhiatral008...@4ax.com...
Low Retail Average Retail
Base Price
$3,980 $4,790
TOTAL PRICE $3,980 $4,790
Mrs. G. Rogers
Thank-you Brian, for posting that the (Average Retail Value) BASE for
the Layton that I am selling is $4,790
You failed to post:
Notes
MICROWAVE, AWNING, WATER HEATER, AND AIR CONDITIONER ARE STANDARD
EQUIPMENT IN 1999 & NEWER MODELS AND ALSO IN 1998 & OLDER DLX MODELS.
Average Retail Value — An average retail vehicle should be clean and
without glaring defects. Tires and glass should be in good condition.
The paint should match and have a good finish. The interior should
have wear in relation to the age of the vehicle. Carpet and seat
upholstery should be clean, and all power options should work. The
mileage should be within the acceptable range for the model year.
(The above info. was cut & pasted from http://www.nadaguides.com)
Add'l Info.: The trailer is loaded with options, in excellent
condition, & an above average retail value, but priced to sell at a
low average retail price!
L...@notmine.com
I saw the trailer today. It is spotless and looks like it was never
used.
The OP's husband was very patient, and a good teacher, as this complete
newbie asked all kinds of questions.
LB
Andy S.
<L...@notmine.com> wrote in message news:42A38A2A...@optonline.net...
>
> I saw the trailer today. It is spotless and looks like it was never
> used.
>
> The OP's husband was very patient, and a good teacher, as this complete
> newbie asked all kinds of questions.
>
> LB
That's great to hear but be advised that trailer is no where worth $9,000.
HD in NY
sure it isn't worth it to the right buyer. If the trailer is
like new, the brand is Skyline and they make some decent
product. I wouldn't like it because it doesn't have a slide
but for someone looking for a good trailer and not a piece
of junk stuck together it could be worth it. I'd buy a
Skyline in a heartbeat over a Fleetwood.
HD in NY
Andy S.
"HD in NY" <er...@error.com> wrote in message
news:11a7ama...@corp.supernews.com...
> Andy S. wrote:
>>
>>
>> That's great to hear but be advised that trailer is no where worth
>> $9,000.
> I just did a search on rvtraderonline.com and I'm not so sure it isn't
> worth it to the right buyer. If the trailer is like new, the brand is
> Skyline and they make some decent product. I wouldn't like it because it
> doesn't have a slide but for someone looking for a good trailer and not a
> piece of junk stuck together it could be worth it. I'd buy a Skyline in a
> heartbeat over a Fleetwood.
> HD in NY
That very well may be and if someone feels that an RV is to them worth the
cost to pay a few or 4 thousand dollars over what it's actually worth by the
industry, more power to them (notice I said 'industry' not individual
preference).
I personally wouldn't purchase something like that if I can get something 3
or 4 years newer, from the same manufacture with the same high quality for
the same price. (I also searched rv trader, BTW)
RichA
Hi,
What it's worth is what someone is willing to pay for sure. But it's
a high price for a 1998 Layton, IMO. Even decked out with all the
options on the NADA web site I couldn't get it to reach 7K. There are
2 or 3 year newer Laytons selling for less then 9K at dealers. The
NADA site is pretty optimistic price wise. It's loan value would be a
better indicator of it's true worth.
Take care and Happy Campin...
RichA
"We Get Too Soon Olde and Too Late Smart"
HD in NY
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> I personally wouldn't purchase something like that if I can get something 3
> or 4 years newer, from the same manufacture with the same high quality for
> the same price. (I also searched rv trader, BTW)
>
>
I didn't find the exact model they have but did not find the
spread you claim. Any rig with a low price would be suspect
to me. Given the choice between a like new model 2 years
older than a well used model, I'd take the like new any
time. I think it's a high price as well but to the right
buyer and a decent offer, it could be what someone is
looking for.
HD in NY
HD in NY
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> Hi,
> What it's worth is what someone is willing to pay for sure. But it's
> a high price for a 1998 Layton, IMO. Even decked out with all the
> options on the NADA web site I couldn't get it to reach 7K. There are
> 2 or 3 year newer Laytons selling for less then 9K at dealers. The
> NADA site is pretty optimistic price wise. It's loan value would be a
> better indicator of it's true worth.
>
> Take care and Happy Campin...
> RichA
> "We Get Too Soon Olde and Too Late Smart"
Hi Rich, yes I agree it's a high price as well. What I found
surprising was the prices on similar Skyline trailers of the
same vintage. I didn't find the same thing Andy claims with
newer models selling for the same price.
I'd expect a higher price for a slide-out model from Skyline
but find 9 grand steep for a conventional trailer. The
equipment listed is common with stocked models at dealers
lots. Don't tend to see many "stripped" units <g>.
HD in NY
RAM^3
@corp.supernews.com:
The "Travellers" don't, usually, stay in one place long enough? <G>
HD in NY
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> The "Travellers" don't, usually, stay in one place long enough? <G>
Yabut, their's usually have slide patio doors ;)
HD in NY