If I had to sell a bus in this market I would swallow hard and put a lowball price on it.

I would advertise it on P-Stuff and everywhere else.

I don't think your bus or mine will please everybody. Some want slides, some want the XLII style, some want different colors, etc. What cuts through a lot of crap is price. Having said that however, those in a position to buy a bus are sitting on their money because nobody knows what is happening with the economy and the new president. On Cooper's site he has 2 1995 45 footers listed, one of which the price had been dropped to $125,000 for a while. Neither are Libertys, and neither look to be pristine, but it is posted prices like that killing the sellers of other coaches because buyers see those prices and think that is a starting point.

Add to people sitting on their cash, lenders still overly cautious, an unknown future, and it looks like the used coach market has ground to a halt.

If a lowball price doesn't do it, nothing will.