I have a Y reg Romahome to sell but am unsure what to advertise it for. Its done 95,000 miles is mechanically sound and has a little rust in one or two places. The usual like under the plastic by the bonnet. Any suggestions. Alternatively if you want one make me an offer. Just flew through the MOT only one tyre required. 10 months MOT 4 months tax.
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Originally posted by pendel View PostPersonally I would get the rust sorted and then wait a month or two before selling as folks are not thinking about camping at this time of the year. Come Easter time it will fly away. Very sort after vehicles. We just love em.
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If you google 'Romahome for sale', the result shows several sites that have comparable vehicles for sale. Also, the Romahome club site often shows Romahomes for sale, as do the Romahome dealers sites.
This could give you a feel for what sort of prices seem to be the going rate at the moment. Then, if you can, wait for Spring, which is when the upsurge in potential customers is likely to occur.
I understand that some dealers are willing to give forecourt space to vehicles for sale, for free, on the understanding that they get a commission for the sale.
I understand that you might well get a slightly higher price by selling privately rather than through dealers.Carpe diem! :)
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i think those prices reflect the quality of the basic product - Romahomes are not exactly cheap when new and appear to hold their value well because they are good. (Compare the price of a new Romahome to a good family car. Could buy a REALLY posh car for 29k, couldn't you?)
Don't sell it too cheaply, especially if it is still a good runner, reliable, has a reasonable body etc. Can always bring a price down but can't put it up once the fish have started biting.Carpe diem! :)
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Originally posted by NomadSue2012 View PostIf you google 'Romahome for sale', the result shows several sites that have comparable vehicles for sale. Also, the Romahome club site often shows Romahomes for sale, as do the Romahome dealers sites.
This could give you a feel for what sort of prices seem to be the going rate at the moment. Then, if you can, wait for Spring, which is when the upsurge in potential customers is likely to occur.
I understand that some dealers are willing to give forecourt space to vehicles for sale, for free, on the understanding that they get a commission for the sale.
I understand that you might well get a slightly higher price by selling privately rather than through dealers.
Try e-bay set a reserve and let the market decide, don't take early offers wait for the end of auction, you might be supprised how many are looking out for a nice Romahome.
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Rob, I sent a PM about your Romahome a few days back, but haven't heard from you.
I have friends here this weekend who are testing our Duo for size, and although a Duo is out of their budget are keen on a really good C15.
If you see this, could you contact me either by PM or by the email address I sent to you.
Other members with realistically priced C15 models - particularly HiLo, please feel free to get in touch.
Thanks
MarkLast edited by rubberrat; 11-02-2012, 17:59.Aircooled VW Camper nut!
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