Selling Price for a 1982 Burro

[D. Demmink]

Does anyone know what a 1982 burro would sell for? It's in real good condition. It is a 13'. No bathroom. Newer furnace, sink, stove, ice box. It has a full bed that converts to a table. It has the original tire cover and fold up awning over hitch end window.

[Andrea in Oregon]

Does anyone know what a 1982 burro would sell for? It's in real good condition.

I think that people on this forum would be better equipped to answer your question if you told us a little more about the unit.
Some good things to include would be length of the trailer, does it have a bathroom, what type of fridge, etc.

Have a nice day

[Donna D.]

Since you haven't said it's yours and you haven't said it's for sale, I moved it from the For Sale forum to Problem Solving. If it's yours and if it's for sale, I'll (or one of the moderators) will move it back at the appropriate time.

[Greg A]

An 82 Burro is pretty old for a Burro.(Didn't know they lived that long.) I probably wouldn't give em more than $75. That Burro will probably eat more than that his first month in hay.

[Gina D.]

We try not to make price guesses without knowing the specifics, and even then, our guess is just that, a guess. It will bring what a buyer is willing to pay for it today. Tomorrow or next month, it may be more.

I can give you a reference for you to think about tho.

I sold my 1980 13 foot Burro in reasonably good condition with lots of cool mods and interior upgrades for 3200 on eBay. It needed some exterior paint work and a couple windows resealed, which would be typical for any trailer that is used and almost 30 years old. The buyer traveled from Seattle to get it.

He may have actually paid more if he was closer, it's a crud shoot.

[Kevin A]

We sold our 1978 13' Burro last spring for $3200. It had AC installed through the back wall, a fridge, new tires, and recovered cushions/new curtains. This was in the Chicago area.

[Ken & Sherry B.]

We payed $1500 for our '82 Burro about 3 or 4 years ago. Nothing fancy, but in pretty good shape body wise and working condition. The elderly gentleman that sold it to us here in the Tacoma area knew he could have gotten probably double that, but he was in poor health and just wanted someone to take it and enjoy it, which we really have. He was very nice. I guess if someone wants something bad enough they will pay what ever the price, at the same time if you can sell it to someone that would enjoy it like we have ours, I think that alone is worth it, just knowing you could provide that enjoyment.
p.s. we did install our own awning and wheeled jack stand and re-installed the bunks.

[Kurt in BC]

Its really only worth $200. That being said I will give you $300 for it just to rid you of your burden

[Deb & Chuck]

Does anyone know what a 1982 burro would sell for? It's in real good condition. It is a 13'. No bathroom. Newer furnace, sink, stove, ice box. It has a full bed that converts to a table. It has the original tire cover and fold up awning over hitch end window.

I sold a 1983 Burro 13 ft for $3500.00 cash last summer. Our trailer was equiped the same. We made new curtains for it. I waxed and polished the outside painted the hitch, battery box and the wheels.
Good luck,
Chuck