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[dole]

Listed for $15,000 but the seller has come down to $12,000 by now because I guess it's been up for a while. I am looking for an FWC to put on my 2nd gen tundra and live out of full time. Was hoping to find a shell model close to $10,000 and this is the closest I have found.

https://www.facebook...51640293281525/

Edited by dole, 02 April 2023 - 11:07 PM.

[Vic Harder]

Well, it looks OK, and it is a FWC dealer selling it.  Plus it isn't a shell, but includes sink/stove, etc.  Hard to say what it is "worth".  Only you can decide if it is worth it to you.  Good luck with your search!

[dole]

Well, it looks OK, and it is a FWC dealer selling it.  Plus it isn't a shell, but includes sink/stove, etc.  Hard to say what it is "worth".  Only you can decide if it is worth it to you.  Good luck with your search!

I am thinking of "worth" in terms of whether or not I could resell it in a few years for close to what I got it for. I have never purchased an FWC before, and I am not very savvy to exactly what the purchase value of one like what I linked should reasonably be. I do know that in today's market, everything used is being price jacked, which is why I'm asking if this is a fair price.

[Wandering Sagebrush]

Have you seen the camper in person?  The pictures are so dark I can’t get a good read on the interior.  I’d want to look for leaks in the headliner, behind the arctic pack, and around the lift boards at both ends.

[Vic Harder]

I am thinking of "worth" in terms of whether or not I could resell it in a few years for close to what I got it for. I have never purchased an FWC before, and I am not very savvy to exactly what the purchase value of one like what I linked should reasonably be. I do know that in today's market, everything used is being price jacked, which is why I'm asking if this is a fair price.

FWC have excellent resale value.  In a "normal" market, you could be pretty sure of selling it for close to what you paid, especially if you keep it clean and do a few upgrades.  At least, that's what I've seen.  Others here will be sure to chime in!

[BBZ]

Seems overpriced to me and looks a little rough.. its 15 years old and looks it...

 

The market is certainly hard to predict, that was a 6-8k camper pre covid.. I do sense that things are starting to correct themselves and prices are normalizing a bit... 

 

Also, hold out for what you want or you might just end up selling because you are satisfied. (Personally we have a Shell and fitted it the way we like, I find the shell models to be way roomier)

[craig333]

I think it looks pretty good for a 15 year old camper. 

[PJorgen]

I agree, I think it looks darn good for a 15 year old FWC. I could probably sell my 10 year Hawk for close to $20k, so this one at $12k installed is a deal. 

[Beach]

Looks ok but at that age I would check thoroughly for water damage/leaks. Headliner, exterior wood and around the door assy too. Give the fabric a once over as well