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BMiller


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We found a 2007 Holiday Rambler, 40 ft DP with 16,000 miles, very gently used.  Many add ons.... price will be under 130,000.00, which is almost half of the original price... Question is.... is this a good deal???? Are they good motor homes?



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Depending on the model.......an Endeavor model of that year sells on the real market 129k to 169k..........the original price MSRP no one I know has ever paid it


They are a nice coach.....if your buying from a private party have it inspected by a good rv service first.......and make sure it has been serviced

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It is the SKQ -



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skq is an Endeavor

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http://www.nadaguides.com/RVs/2007/Holiday-Rambler/M-40SKQ-400HP/3047212/Standard-Equipment
http://www.nadaguides.com/RVs/2007/Holiday-Rambler/M-40SKQ-400HP-LIMITED-EDITION/3047214/Standard-Equipment

There are two versions, so check to see which one you are looking at. Price fits with NADA.

We're looking at coaches that are a LOT less expensive and therefore a LOT older. We decided to stick with higher-end coaches simply because we thought they would hold up better. Find the HR owners forum and see what they have to say about this. You may be able to join their forum before you buy the coach.

Edit by moderator: Activated links.  Terry



-- Edited by Terry and Jo on Sunday 27th of January 2013 02:09:37 PM

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