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Re: likely new buyer (how to value a coach?)

Reply #25
Who has a pit for inspection?  Foretravel has a pit in the chassis shop.  If you can work into their schedule, they will do a walk through of the coach you are trying to buy.  There is some cost, bit not much.  Scheduling is usually the problem.
Current coach 1996 U320 40'
Previous coach, 1990 36' U280

Re: likely new buyer (how to value a coach?)

Reply #26
You mentioned USAA.  I financed my coach thru them, to value it they used NADA book and added every single item, awnings, microwave, sound system etc.  Right or wrong that is how they did it. Loan value ended being far above what I paid.  My insurance through usaa/progressive is under 700/yr., full coverage, high risk area zero deductible glass.  As far as claims settlement, Progressive has been head and shoulders above USAA, they have been a major pita both times in 25 years I've had a claim.  Progressive....next day, fair adjuster, writes you a check before he leaves.  USAA, slow, tons of documentation requested, but they do eventually settle. 
"Not so  long ago we were a nation of risk takers, riding five million pounds of  thrust straight into space."  Joe Gresh
Chuck Pearson
1996 U295
2018 Can Am X3 TurboRS

Re: likely new buyer (how to value a coach?)

Reply #27
To Kent S, Steve and Amanda/Doug
All comments continue to build my knowledge base. The days are counting down.
Every day is a gift
Bob and Pat
2000 36 U295 cummins 350hp
Coach has been sold thanks to MOT 11/2016

Re: likely new buyer (how to value a coach?)

Reply #28
We will also be buying a demco dolly with the hinged tongue. Iowa is on our way home but if anyone wants to part with theirs please contact
Every day is a gift
Bob and Pat
2000 36 U295 cummins 350hp
Coach has been sold thanks to MOT 11/2016

Re: likely new buyer (how to value a coach?)

Reply #29
Bob,

I sent you a P/M.

Pamela & Mike
Pamela & Mike 97 U 320

"It's not what happens to you, but how you react to it that matters."