I see where MR <mcr1010@hotmail.com> asked:

After a half-century of enjoying rv travel with a variety of rv's, we
probably will not replace it.  We've enjoyed it immensely, but the
time has come to cut back on travel.

Will Sill
The Curmudgeon of Sill Hill

Any time you have an item that is out of the mainstream, you have to
wait for that certain customer to come along.  This applies to real
estate, custom vehicles, wildcat firearms or experimental aircraft.

Only a discerning customer who knows the object's value for his own
purposes will see the bargain.

It took me 18 months to sell my Superior motorhome because they were
built to order at the factory and there were very few on the road.  The
company stopped taking motorhome orders but continued to build buses
which left their RVs an orphan.

Finally a truck driver who had a lot of experience as a school bus
mechanic on Superiors drove by and saw it.  No haggling whatever and he
brought me a cashier's check the same day.  It's still in use.
LZ