Sell or Trade Your RV
Sell Your RV
Near Prescott
The dealership where I work in Prescott Valley / Dewey buys travel trailers and motorhomes. Tell me about yours in about two minutes, text a few photos, and bring it in for an inspection and an offer.
What we buy
- Travel trailers and motorhomesAny brand, in good condition or better.
- Sell outright or tradeYou don’t have to buy anything. Or trade it toward a Ford or another RV.
- Still have a loan? That’s OK.The dealership pays off your lender as part of the deal.
- Prescott area to startYou bring the RV in for the inspection.
How it works
- 01
Tell me about the RV
Fill out the form. It takes about two minutes.
- 02
Text a few photos
I review the details and photos and let you know next steps.
- 03
Bring it in
We inspect it in person and make you an offer, to buy outright or as a trade.
Got your RV details
Thanks!
Next step: text me 4–6 photos. All four sides, the roof, and the inside (living area, kitchen, bath and bedroom), plus close-ups of any damage. Photos help me give you a more accurate picture before you bring it in.
Straight talk
What Affects What Your RV Is Worth
I sold RVs before I sold Fords, so here’s what actually moves the number, in order of how much it usually matters:
- Water damage. Leaks, soft floors or walls, and delamination are the biggest value killers, because they’re expensive to fix properly.
- Roof condition. A roof that’s been inspected and resealed on schedule is a real plus.
- Tires. RV tires age out before they wear out. Check the four-digit date code on the sidewall; anything over five or six years old usually needs replacing.
- Appliances and systems. AC, fridge, furnace, water heater, slides and, on motorhomes, the generator and engine.
- Smoke and pet odor. Hard to remove, and buyers notice.
- Service records. Receipts for roof work, bearing repacks and repairs build confidence.
What to bring
When You Bring It In
- The title, or your lender’s name and account details if there’s a loan
- Registration and your ID
- All keys and remotes
- Manuals and any service records
- Anything that comes with it: hoses, cords, hitch parts
Empty the holding tanks and remove personal items before the inspection. It makes the walkthrough faster and shows the RV at its best.
FAQ
Questions I Get a Lot
Do you buy RVs that still have a loan?
Yes. If you still owe on it, the dealership pays off your lender as part of the purchase. Bring your lender’s name and your account details.
Do I have to buy something to sell you my RV?
No. The dealership will buy your RV outright, or you can trade it toward a Ford or another RV. Your choice.
What kinds of RVs do you buy?
Travel trailers and motorhomes in good condition or better, any brand. We usually don’t buy fifth wheels or toy haulers, but text me and I’ll tell you if yours is a fit.
How do you decide what to offer?
It starts with the details and photos you send, then an in-person inspection when you bring the RV in. Condition is the biggest factor: leaks, soft spots, delamination, roof, tires and service history.
Where do I bring the RV?
To the dealership where I work in Prescott Valley / Dewey. Right now we’re buying RVs from the Prescott area. Text me before you come so we’re ready for the inspection.
Is there any obligation?
No. Sending your RV’s details doesn’t commit you to anything.
Questions About
Selling?
Text me what you have and I’ll tell you straight whether it’s a fit before you fill anything out.
NO PRESSURE. NO RUNAROUND. TEXT ANYTIME.