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We sold our last one on Ebay, it sold in about 5 hours after putting it on there. We went to our local dealers, asked the salesman what it was worth & what we should ask for it, he showed us a similar model there & we compared its spec to ours, decided on a price, listed it on an auction with a buy it now price & it sold.
The only mistake I made was accepting the mans deposit before agreeing a collection date with him. He left it here for three weeks because he had to wait until his "sold" caravan had been paid for & collected. I began to worry because I'd issed several chances to sell it for cash but felt I had to wait for him having taken his deposit.
As it happened, everything went through as he'd said it would, he accepted my terms of keeping HIS caravan on my drive at HIS risk, turned up on the day, paid me in cash & towed it away.
There's a strong demand for good used vans, Eby is good as long as you're accurate with your description & not greedy on the price. Best of luck.
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