fuel

[Jeff Miller]

That hasn't changed in the 8years I've been shopping and
buying 'Birds. People think that once they see a coach their year
listed (not necessarily selling) for $XX theirs must be worth $XX
plus a little more, because it's special, so they ask the same or
more. Realistically the few coaches that really do sell for a premium
are worth it, most of our coaches have a pretty long list of items
not functioning or looking like new.

The same thing is happening to Isuzu NPT trucks (high-fuel-mileage
turbodiesel box trucks), and to Bobcat-style skid-steer loaders, both
of which I'm watching for a deal. Most of them go un-sold by not
reaching reserve. I don't think it has anything to do with the price
of diesel as the same thing has been happening for quite some time.

- Jeff Miller
in Holland, MI


--- In WanderlodgeForum@yahoogroups.com, "Jerry" wrote:
>
> Woody, if you go and watch what is going on at EBAY, it doesn't
take long to
> see that a lot of people are trying to unload at yesterday prices.
Most
> bidding concludes without coming close to their reserve. I am
watching with
> a lot of interest as I am looking for a nice Coach, if not a BB
maybe a
> Country Coach.
>
>
>
> Jerry
>
> MS Gulf Coach
>
> Looking