Sundowner Living Quarters Trailer
LEA
Reg. Sep 2006
Posted 2008-08-01 4:54 PM (#88782)
Subject: Sundowner Living Quarters Trailer


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Location: Louisiana		how much would this trailer depreciate per year with light use?
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retento
Reg. Aug 2004
Posted 2008-08-01 5:21 PM (#88785 - in reply to #88782)
Subject: RE: Sundowner Living Quarters Trailer


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Location: Rocky Mount N.C.		5% to 6% per year, most of this being the first couple of years...... That's just my opinion, I'm not a trailer salesman, nor am I a banker.
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Duckman
Reg. Oct 2004
Posted 2008-08-01 6:05 PM (#88788 - in reply to #88782)
Subject: RE: Sundowner Living Quarters Trailer


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Depends on model of Sundowner? 727 or steel framed trailers don't have very good resale anywhere. (Do a search on here and find out how many are for sale) I say it's more like 8-10%/year and after 4-5 yrs. you start going up again.
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slantedhorse
Reg. Feb 2006
Posted 2008-08-30 9:30 AM (#90726 - in reply to #88782)
Subject: RE: Sundowner Living Quarters Trailer


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Location: Northern VA		Anymore thoughts on depreciation? I was about to post the same question. I bought a 2H all Aluminum recently but am considering buying a steel framed aluminum skin that has a better configuration for me. The problem I am having is that the 2H alum is in terrific shape and cost 3K less than the Hawk I am looking at buying..... The Hawk is a year older and has a little rust here and there (wheels, underside of the frame on the outside pieces (not the cross pieces - they look galvanized). So it seems that a $17K trailer 5 years later is only worth 10K? In another 5 years, it's be worth 6K?

What brands are all aluminum?
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