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Car Forum / Driving, Maintenance, Tuning / RVs / December 20061987 Holiday Rambler
Where can I find the proper value for this old of a fifth wheel? The NADA online only goes back to 1990. I'm looking at a 32 foot HR 5th wheel, I know very little about 5th wheels but this one looks very clean. NO visiable damaged outside or in. NO water damage inside, very clean inside. asking price $6000.00. Is this to much???? > Where can I find the proper value for this old of a fifth wheel? The NADA > online only goes back to 1990. [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > > Is this to much???? How much was a 90 model worth? Be sure to understand the way NADA rates conditions. I can't tell you how much less than the 90 model the 87 will be, but if they are asking for more than the 90 model is worth, you should consider dikering down. Also, an 87 model is going to be pretty heavy. Be sure you have enough truck to pull it.  SignatureFrank Tabor > Where can I find the proper value for this old of a fifth wheel? The NADA > online only goes back to 1990. [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > > Is this to much???? How much is a 1990? They depreciate about 3% per year after that, so, I would deduct 10 to 12% from the 1990 figure and dicker from there. I bet he'd take five. Steve > Where can I find the proper value for this old of a fifth wheel? The NADA > online only goes back to 1990. [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > > Is this to much???? I have an RV.org book on RV ratings, but can't find Holiday Rambler. Are they known by another name? If so, I can look it up, and see generally how many stars their units are rated at. What's the particular model name and number? Look inside the cabinets. That's usually where the sticker with that info is. Steve snipped > I have an RV.org book on RV ratings, but can't find Holiday Rambler. Are > they known by another name? If so, I can look it up, and see generally how [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > > Steve Something wrong here. Holiday Rambler has been around for decades. Hugh > snipped >> I have an RV.org book on RV ratings, but can't find Holiday [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] > Something wrong here. Holiday Rambler has been around for decades. > Hugh Maybe it just shows how "un"biased RV.org is. Tom J > snipped >> I have an RV.org book on RV ratings, but can't find Holiday Rambler. Are [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > Something wrong here. Holiday Rambler has been around for decades. > Hugh In my RV.org, they are listed alphabetically by model name, and then you have the manufacturer. Alumascape 27 RDL, fifth wheel., etc, etc, ...... Holiday Rambler Don't know who's idea that was, but if you want to look up anything specific, you have to have the model name and number. Although in this case, it may be discontinued, etc, and then the book only goes back so far. Do you have an RV.org book handy right there in front of you? I do. Steve snipped > In my RV.org, they are listed alphabetically by model name, and then you > have the manufacturer. [quoted text clipped - 10 lines] > > Steve You didn't mention that in your post. No, I don't have a copy of the RV.ORG book, have no use for one. I can see why they would list by model though. Hugh > In my RV.org, they are listed alphabetically by model name, and then you > have the manufacturer. > > Alumascape 27 RDL, fifth wheel., etc, etc, ...... Holiday Rambler Holiday Rambler also makes Aluma-Lite, among other models. I know that the Holiday Rambler company made (makes?) a MODEL called Holiday Rambler, among their various models. (I mentioned Vacationer previously.) > Do you have an RV.org book handy right there in front of you? I do. Does it have a listing for, simply, "Rambler"? Googling "Holiday Rambler" (including quotes) generates 663,000 hits. (The quotation marks significantly reduce the number of hits.) Of course, the first hit is... <http://www.holidayrambler.com/> At first glance, there is no CURRENT model "Rambler". Signature:) JR >> In my RV.org, they are listed alphabetically by model name, and then you >> have the manufacturer. [quoted text clipped - 15 lines] > quotation marks significantly reduce the number of hits.) Of course, the > first hit is... My RV is a 1999 Holiday Rambler, Admiral. It is a well built unit on a Ford V10 Chassis. Their high-end model is the Endeavour. They did sell a model called Vacationer (and probably still do). They also make travel trailers. There are 2 Holiday Rambler dealers in Houston, TX, both called "Holiday World". Holiday Rambler is currently owned by Monaco, So go to Monaco Site and you can find them. Prior to Monaco, Holiday Rambler was owned by Harley Davidson (no kidding.). -- wingnut "of no ilk" > Something wrong here. Holiday Rambler has been around for decades. Agreed, but didn't they also have a some other models, including the Holdiay Vacationer? I believe today's Holdiay Rambler company is owned by Monaco, if memory serves... Signature:) JR > Where can I find the proper value for this old of a fifth wheel? The > NADA online only goes back to 1990. [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > > Is this to much???? http://www.google.com/search?q=%221987+Holiday+Rambler%22+%2B%225th+wheel%22&hl= en&lr=&start=30&sa=N The ads that have pricing are asking $4,000 for 1987 models. Tom J |
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