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Quote: Originally posted by Robbo1876 on 09/6/2013
Your potential market will decrease dramatically if you try to sell as a job lot as there will not be so many people looking for a complete package.
Definitely sell the trailer separately - I reckon that could be worth about £500. Keep an eye on Ebay before listing to see the prices that they go for. I have just deleted a few 142/148 that I was watching that reached £500+, and they were older than 12months. I am presuming that the whole lot is 12 months old and not just the spare wheel!
We have reserve on the trailer for £550 not sure if that is to low ? bear in mind trailer, hardtop, spare wheel .
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Topic: Advice on selling my camping equipment
