Yahoo Message Number: 88643 (http://groups.yahoo.com/neo/groups/Country-Coach-Owners/conversations/messages/88643)
due to health selling 1999 intrigue...can anybody sugest site to advertise on..is rv registry or rvt helpful ...thank you rich keklak 99cc intrigue #10739 with50600 miles
Yahoo Message Number: 88645 (http://groups.yahoo.com/neo/groups/Country-Coach-Owners/conversations/messages/88645)
Rich,
Sorry to read about your health issues. Try www.rvonline.con, www.rvtrader.com, and www.rvt.com. Another site that you can try is www.greatvehicles.com. I have no association with any of these sites.
Reese
Former CC Intrigue owner.
Yahoo Message Number: 88659 (http://groups.yahoo.com/neo/groups/Country-Coach-Owners/conversations/messages/88659)
Rich
Stay away from consignments! My experience with Camping World was disastrous, with their "Big Rig Driver", wrecking our bus, in their parking lot and now, near the 2 year statue of limitations, a $500,000 injury law suit from what was the prospective buyer, riding in the passenger seat. Liability rest with the owner for all happenings, with dealership consignment agreements.
George wb5ldn
Past Prevost Owner
Yahoo Message Number: 88665 (http://groups.yahoo.com/neo/groups/Country-Coach-Owners/conversations/messages/88665)
I'll add to Reese's with local Craigslist generates good traffic in our area. Don't know about your location.
If you decide that due to health Consignment is a path you need to follow. Good advise on being sure you know the liabilities involved. Working with the right kind of company will help on this. You probably already know that PPL, Demartinis (SP?), Holland and I think it is called California Coach all have good reputations. Just be sure you understand the risks, and the costs. I will say that with any of these mentioned, others too - you will get much more traffic and 'hit's' then trying to sell it on your own.
Best of luck on the sell, and good thoughts your way on the reason why you are selling.
Smitty
04 Allure 31017 (Bought off of Consignment at Holland of California, with the help of Steve Wilson - honest 'Straight Shooters' professional salesman do exist!)