Best Salvage Outcome?

[kdjose]

Hi! My 2000 Pace Arrow 37S (Ford) was well loved, maintained and travelled when my kids were young, then life happened. I've come out the other end in great shape, but she's been sitting for about 8 years, and hasn't been started. I've spoken to mechanic friends, and after draining fluids and replenishing I'm pretty certain it will start and run. In any event, I'm ready to send it in it's way. I'd love to receive some value for it -- everything worked. Suggestions for the best avenue would be appreciated. Thank you

 

[Kirk]

Visit some RV sale sites like RV Trader or possibly a consignment lot or two and get some feel for what similar RVs are selling for. At that point you will need to advertise it. The more widely you advertise the more likely you are to find a buyer. You should realize that the tires are now beyond normal life expectations so will need to be replaced by the new owner and take that into consideration when pricing it. You should start it and test drive but be aware of the fragil tire situation. I would also connect the water and make sure that everything is still working. A potential buyer will want to see everything working.