That is too much weight for a 1 ton. I had a 38' Travel Supreme that ran 14,800 dry and about 17 loaded and that was as much as I would want to go with a 1 ton dually.

By the way, the trailer and truck look wonderful.

Monthly bump.

Is the trailer still for sale ..if so how much a

Yes, the trailer is still available. Asking $59,900 but I'm certainly open to reasonable offers.

Both truck and trailer are still for sale.

Based on the inquiries I've received I shouldn't have any problem selling the truck. But I cannot let the truck go until the trailer sells first.

We don't need to sell the combo but are only doing so because they're not being used. They sure do look pretty sitting in the driveway but we could use the space for other vehicles.

Please, if you're just kicking tires I would prefer you not ask for a ton of additional pics and info only to come back with an offer $20,000 below the trailer's market value. My asking prices are clearly listed in my first post. If your financial position won't allow you to make an offer in that ballpark then I ask that you please look at a different set up. I will work with a potential buyer on price but only if their expectations are realistic.

This is a very nice combo that has been well-maintained and gently used.

The sure do look nice, but unfortunately in this market, your price may be the issue. I recently sold my Travel Supreme for 15k below market value. I too had offers $20-25k below market and kept saying no. I hated to let my trailer go so cheap, but I had no choice.

Good luck selling your trailer.

The good thing for us is we aren't in a position where we must sell. We can hang onto the combo indefinitely and possibly use it if the opportunity presents itself. My wife and I were just out in the trailer and were discussing if we even wanted to part with it.

We aren't motivated sellers. But if someone comes along who wants an exceptional rv combo I'd work with them on a realistic price.

Take care PastorJ.

I wish I had been in that position. Hopefully the economy turns around and that will re-invigorate the rv industry.

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Originally posted by PastorJ:
I wish I had been in that position. Hopefully the economy turns around and that will re-invigorate the rv industry.

riiiiiiiiiiiiight


If 'they' turn THIS economy around it will be just more smoke and mirrors BS. Look at the fundamentals. Too much debt. Both gubmint and private. Wholly overbuilt residential AND commercial real estate market with NO (thats ZERO demand). Obscene energy costs. etc etc etc.

The Italians have a phrase. "You must 'arrange' yourself. Meaning 'rig for depth charge'. Its going to get a whole lot worse. We are now a European style socialist economy. Full bore and about to go 'nukular' level.