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J D Power RV values question
We are selling our 2013 Phoenix Cruiser 2350 with slide and are experiencing difficulty determining what it is worth.
Since Phoenix Cruiser back in 2013 was factory direct only and was still owned by the employees, they made only about 100 units a year and probably 90 of those were custom ordered. SO, very few reliable comps are available. Our rig is loaded with all the goodies, always kept garaged when in not in use and low mileage.
JD Power reflects a pricing that seems reasonable to me, but I have had zero experience with their values and therefore my question:
Have other owners found JD Power values to be reasonably on target?
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PSW
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07/28/23 11:17am |
Class C Motorhomes
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RE: Roadside Assistance
I have Good Sam roadside and they had to tow my Roadtrek one time. I have a full spare but also carry a good small air compressor capable of inflating a truck tire and a can of tire inflator leak stopper (truck size from Walmart).
I have only had one tire issue on the road in the sixteen years since we bought the Roadtrek.
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PSW
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05/17/23 07:03am |
Class B - Camping Van Conversions
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RE: 1986 Dodge B350 FALCON Van
Salsapants, I bought a new 1984 Intervec Horizon on a Dodge chassis. The Horizon was the kid brother to the Falcon. Horizons were on a 3/4 ton chassis and the Falcons were on a one ton chassis and a couple of feet longer. Intervec closed in the late 1990s and the people that had designed and built the Horizons and Falcons opened a plant and built Class C motorhomes named Phoenix Cruiser. We own a Phoenix Cruiser and it is very remindful to me of our old Intervec Horizon. Same designers and builders.
I was cleaning out old files a couple of years ago and came across the original sales brochure for the Horizon and Falcons when we bought ours. They changed little over the years. If you will pm me and give me an email address I will send you a pdf of the brochure. You can find out a lot about your rig in that brochure because it lists a lot of capacities, specs, etc.
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PSW
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04/02/23 08:12am |
Class B - Camping Van Conversions
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RE: Stove cover
When I fabricate something like this I usually cut out the form on some 1/8 inch Masonite to make sure of the fit and then use the Masonite as a template for the fabrication of the final product. This allows my usual errors in judgement or measurement to be corrected with only a buck or two invested in the Masonite.
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PSW
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03/28/23 07:45am |
Class B - Camping Van Conversions
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