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Location: caballo NM |  How do you bluebook a horse trailer
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Elite Veteran
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Location: Kansas | I've never found anything written. I had to ask my trailer repair person (annual maintenance, nothing has been falling off or apart!) who also sells trailers for a value for my insurance company. Might start there. If you're looking to buy/sell, prices vary greatly by location. |
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 Elite Veteran
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Location: Tipton, IN | You don't, unless it's a Sundowner, which is listed under RV's in the NADA guide. |
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Elite Veteran
Posts: 648
Location: Coconut Creek, FL | do a search on here for similar trailers, however prices will vary according to location, condition, extras, etc |
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Regular
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Location: louisiana | Just traded my 4 star in on a C&C and to find the value on the 4 star for trade in we called 4 star. They told us the lowest and highest that my used trailer should be valued at to resale or trade in. I am assuming that other trailer manufactures can do the same. |
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Location: Vanzant, Missouri | NADA has some trailers listed in the rv section. I have an Exiss, and only back to 98 was shown. Not much help. That's the one the bank used. So I just went on line and looked at comparable trailers. Unless you take it to a dealer.We have none close by. |
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