Selling a High-Mileage 2012 Tioga Ranger on Consignment

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Original Member Title: Tips (or Warnings) about Selling my 2012 Tioga Ranger via Consignment
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A member in Northeast Ohio is trying to sell a 2012 Tioga Ranger that was full-timed for 13 years and has about 232,000 miles, originally asking $30,000 or best offer before deciding to drop the price to $20,000. Members generally felt the mileage would strongly limit buyer interest and make $30,000 unrealistic, even though the RV has had many recent repairs and upgrades, all appliances reportedly work, and it has recently completed long trips.

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Contact any moderator and they can add the desired text to your RVForum classifies ad. I'll be happy to do it for you - just send me a private message (conversation).
 
The service advisor for RVs at the truck repair place I have taken it to several times in Northeast Ohio has told me that I could give his name and phone number, and he would be happy to vouch for the engine and chassis as being in very good condition. How can I post that information as an update to the ad I posted here?
There's an old saying I believe continues to apply. Talk is cheap, it takes money to buy whiskey. Unless the service advisor is able to back up his comment with an agreement in writing it is meaningless. Don't hold your breath waiting for the agreement.
 
There's an old saying I believe continues to apply. Talk is cheap, it takes money to buy whiskey. Unless the service advisor is able to back up his comment with an agreement in writing it is meaningless. Don't hold your breath waiting for the agreement.
When weighed on a value scale, the word of a professional who worked on the item is worth more than the word of the untrained seller who is vested in making the sale. Neither has the weight of a warranty, verbal or written, but the buyer isn't going to get a warranty on an elder, high mileage rig in any case. So yeah, what the guy is offering is merely a warm fuzzy and not something the buyer can take to the bank.
 
Unless the service advisor is able to back up his comment with an agreement in writing it is meaningless.
It might not be any guarantee, but his name and phone number would probably carry some weight. If he is willing to answer questions of a potential buyer, it might not increast the price much but should make it sell sooner.
 

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