Opinions Requested: Why Won't My Expedition Trailer Sell?

[ABBB]

Andy, be patient, it will sell. The post about more detailed photos is spot on. You could also post it on other sites like Wander the West.

You live in a nice area. Ashland is a great little town, where according to Elmo Stevenson, “The palms meet the pines.” My great great grandparents owned a small farm that is now part of SOU. I have a photo of them in a horse drawn buggy on the plaza, circa 1910.

We love it here in Ashland! My wife is a local and I had the good fortune of being introduced and then wrapped into the town here. I'd love to see that picture of your family on the plaza. We live in the railroad district, right beside where the final track was laid to create a full, nationwide circuit of railway line, in the late 1880s. It's a vibrant, charming town full of rich history and with exceptional outdoor access. Cool that you have a link going so far back.

 

[ThundahBeagle]

Things could be worse. Imagine trying to sell this.

Christ on popsicle sticks!

 

[vintageracer]

Pretty simple.

Overpriced!

Now the trailer is stale as it's been for sale for over a year. Everybody has seen and passed on it due to price!

 

[Peter_n_Margaret]

Try a reverse auction.
No offers accepted and the price reduces $1,000 every week. First in gets it...... or a variation on that?
Cheers,
Peter
OKA196 motorhome

 

[Sparse Gray Hackle]

Andy, I’ll see if I can locate it. They are buried in Pioneer Cemetery.

 

[AbleGuy]

I’d also push trying to advertise it the south west states…dry camping weather states.

A ‘put away wet’ RTT rig on basically an open box in the traditionally wet PNW is going to have a smaller potential audience.