SCAMP 13 - $500 - Arizona

[Jake Jacobson]

Just popped up - get it before it's gone!

Old Scamp Trailer for sale

[Bob Miller]

Even if this one doesn't have a title, it's worth that for parts alone. You could triple your investment cutting it up as repair panels.

Ooops, did I say "Cut up a Scamp"? I meant "Repurpose body panels so that other Scamps may live on".

[KristiS]

I emailed within an hour of it coming up and have had no response.

[Kevin K]

Some one should jump on this --GREAT PRICE.

[Jake Jacobson]

Originally Posted by Kevin K

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Some one should jump on this --GREAT PRICE.

Yeah it is! I'm sure it will go quick to some lucky person - hopefully doesn't land in the hands of a flipper, but someone who is looking for a nice deal on a trailer.

[floyd]

Originally Posted by Jake Jacobson

Yeah it is! I'm sure it will go quick to some lucky person - hopefully doesn't land in the hands of a flipper, but someone who is looking for a nice deal on a trailer.

Having been what you call a "flipper" for some years now, I feel compelled to comment...
We have always added FAR more value than we have collected in payment.
Many people who would like to have a fiberglass RV, don't have the skills to upgrade and rehab one to a level which is DOT safe and esthetically pleasing, with all systems functional.
They get all that at a very reasonable price from me and many other "flippers"
Here is just one example of a rehabbed trailer which was sold for $3800, after driving 1200 miles to retrieve it and months rehabbing it.
It included all new DOT wiring and house wiring as well as everything from cabinetry to upholstry, appliances and fantastic fan as well as A/C.
Painted pine must sometimes take the place of oak, and PermaWhite in place of automotive paint, but the overall value delivered is untouchable.
My Point? I see "flipping" as a service and not some contemptable form of predation...
Before and after ....

[aznative]

emailed also.

[Jake Jacobson]

Originally Posted by floyd

Having been what you call a "flipper" for some years now, I feel compelled to comment...
We have always added FAR more value than we have collected in payment.
Many people who would like to have a fiberglass RV, don't have the skills to upgrade and rehab one to a level which is DOT safe and esthetically pleasing, with all systems functional.
They get all that at a very reasonable price from me and many other "flippers"
Here is just one example of a rehabbed trailer which was sold for $3800, after driving 1200 miles to retrieve it and months rehabbing it.
It included all new DOT wiring and house wiring as well as everything from cabinetry to upholstry, appliances and fantastic fan as well as A/C.
Painted pine must sometimes take the place of oak, and PermaWhite in place of automotive paint, but the overall value delivered is untouchable.
My Point? I see "flipping" as a service and not some contemptable form of predation...
Before and after ....

Floyd, I'm talking about the type of person who hauls it back to a bigger city, does nothing to it at all but immediately put it up for sale for $3000. I get what you are talking about and have done it myself.