Maggiolina Extreme Roof top tent

[KCLM9803]

Autohome Maggiolina Extreme Roof top tent from my SWB 300 GD Gladenwagon.
This is a perfect fit for the G roof size. Nice unit with light use, clean with great canvas and mattress. 75 Lb lifting capacity, simple crank up deployment no set up just crank it up and get in. Includes alum extension ladder (OEM) and extended crank handle. I think these sell for close to $3k now with the Euro so high. (made in Italy) $1500 OBO
located in Hood River Oregon email for photos
kclm98@hotmail.com or KC @ 541 399 0599

 

[Mike S]

Bump for a great deal. These list at $2699 (not including crating and shipping) and may go up a bit due to increases in cost.

 

[jdholder]

Interesting, the AutoHome website lists these for $1999 retail and they come in only one size "Small" -

The Specifications are here:

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[brentbba]

Interesting, the AutoHome website lists these for $1999 retail and they come in only one size "Small" -

The Specifications are here:

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Strange - following the link to Autohome MikeS provides, the Extreme list price is $2699. Link you have to what appears to be the same website does say $1999.

 

[jdholder]

Same website, two different page addresses, two different prices for the same exact product.

Probably a remnant of a website redesign and an old link, but it would be VERY confusing to a potential customer to have the $1999 price on the site.

 

[Mike S]

This issue came to light this AM. I am investigating, but believe that the older (much older) stuff is cached somewhere and shows up under cern (unknown) conditions.

 

[jdholder]

This issue came to light this AM. I am investigating, but believe that the older (much older) stuff is cached somewhere and shows up under cern (unknown) conditions.

I'll take one at $1999

Just kidding - that one is too small for my needs.

Don't you just love the internet and all its quirkiness!

 

[Mike S]

The addresses of the two pages are slightly different, and if you cached the old address in bookmarks, the page with the (very) old price shows up.

Thanks for pointing this out. I have notified the webmaster and asked him to delete the older page.

 

[Mike S]

Same website, two different page addresses, two different prices for the same exact product.

Probably a remnant of a website redesign and an old link, but it would be VERY confusing to a potential customer to have the $1999 price on the site.

Jon - wish I could still sell them at that price! But you already have a tent, or did you sell it to get a new, improved model???? :victory:

 

[brentbba]

I wish I had the $$ right now to purchase this from the original poster. Oh well...bonus comes in June...I hope! If the tent isn't that old, it's a great price and the right size for just me too! :drool:

 

[Casper]

Sent off an e-mail.

Cheers,
Josh
&
Porthos

 

[Pokey]

So when the Euro dumps to .90c on the dollar........would that mean that the price of these will be $1300ish?

 

[Mike S]

So when the Euro dumps to .90c on the dollar........would that mean that the price of these will be $1300ish?

With the current deficit and continued borrowing of the US Govt. we really don't think that the Euro will drop back to those levels. Big concern is where is the top?

Our prices are effected by the fluctuation of the Euro and factory production costs. If these moderate, prices will go down. I would love to lower prices and make these products available to more people, but meanwhile we have to deal with the situation as it is.