For Sale: 2012 Scamp Layout 1

[elizzzzabeth]

2012 Scamp

No bathroom

Barely used

Great condition

Mounted drop down rear jacks

Factory A/C

Screen door

Built in heater furnace

Double wide dinette lowers into full sized bed

Refrigerator 3 way

Electric/propane/battery

Kitchenette with sink amp; dual burner cook top

Front bench sofa that makes into bunk beds

Original drapes included

Add ons:

1 Power tongue no more hand cranking

2 Black out curtains

3 Carbon monoxide detector

Extremely light weight

Towed by 6 cylinder minivan

Clear title

Great condition

Only damage is the battery box and battery were stolen this week from our vacation property which prompted our decision to part with our adorable Miss Opal. The only other issue is that the spare tire COVER is splitting. Picture included. Must make appointments advance to see in advance as it s located an hour away from our home.

Located in Montgomery County, Arkansas



View this ad at Fiberglass Classifieds - 2012 Scamp Layout 1

[kontiki]

I am so puzzled. Why would a 2012 13' trailer cost only about 500 less than a 2021? Hoping to find out why.

[Glenn Baglo]

Originally Posted by kontiki

I am so puzzled. Why would a 2012 13' trailer cost only about 500 less than a 2021? Hoping to find out why.

Because there are more buyers than sellers. Supply and demand.

[gordon2]

Originally Posted by kontiki

I am so puzzled. Why would a 2012 13' trailer cost only about 500 less than a 2021? Hoping to find out why.

Originally Posted by Glenn Baglo

Because there are more buyers than sellers. Supply and demand.

Like Glennnnn said.. I recently saw a Scamp 13 which was equipped about the same as my Scamp 16. The 13 was also a year older. It was listed for MORE than I paid for the 16 six years ago. Usually RV's are a depreciating asset but now there is record demand and that drives prices up. Give it a few years to turn around. What goes up must come down and usually the more prices go up the more they come down when supply is ramped up but demand is reduced.

[Jon in AZ]

Add to that long delays for new. Current Scamp orders are for 2023 delivery and are subject to unknown price increases.

I don’t see a quick return to more normal supply and demand, not unless more conventional RV manufacturers embrace small and begin providing legitimate alternatives.

[kontiki]

makes sense :)

[James in NJ]

Posting just to follow this thread