No Reason Not to Buy a Coach Now

[Just Plain Jeff]

The Pricing Guide has been updated, lots of very nice coaches to choose from on Prevost-Stuff and at the usual suspects along Prevost alley here in Florida.

Now Jim has a great story up on prevost-stuff: http://www.prevost-stuff.com/gulfcoastfunding.htm ("http://www.prevost-stuff.com/gulfcoastfunding.htm") with a story and contact information on Fast Tommy Spirito, the Go-To guy for those wishing to finance. In addition, Jim has also provided links to Explorer RV, the specialists in Prevost insurance.

No more excuses!

[Gary & Peggy Stevens]

No more excuses!

My wife has the ultimate excuse, " Our checkbook doesn't balance ". :(

Great job Jeff on updating the Pricing Guide, I know it will serve all of us well, now if I can just find something we can not afford to pass up. :mad:

And believe me I am trying :eek:

[Just Plain Jeff]

I see by the countdown clock that there are 58 days and a bit more before POG III.

Still time to "Bus Up!"

[Jon Wehrenberg]

I'd like to think my coach is worth what the pricing guide says, but when I used the guide it came in at a price a lot higher than what I know my vintage is selling for retail. Lest anybody thinks I am sour grapes relative to the pricing guide the price is more than I know what at least three people paid for similar coaches (including mine) 1 1/2 to 2 1/2 years ago.

In the real world the prices go down unless I am missing something.

[dale farley]

Maybe the new prices have gone up enough that it will maintain or raise the prices of the used ones. Sounds good anyway!

[Just Plain Jeff]

In the real world the prices go down unless I am missing something.

So it seems.

[Jon Wehrenberg]

As a writer you need to make your words have some meaning.

Did the prices go up, or am I missing something.

[garyde]

Hi Jon. I am not sure all boats rise with the tide but I do know the costs are going thru the roof for materials in the last few years therefore the selling prices ( New Coaches)have been moving upward. The used market should reflect that upward trend although it is most likely not even across the whole market. Some individuals are pricing their used coaches higher but most still are not. As used inventory gets lean, prices will rise.