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FJGuard · 10-03-2012, 10:32 PM

To fix or not to fix!

I don't know if anyone is ever 100% sure on what they should put into a coach when getting it ready to sell. You should make sure all inexpensive repairs are taken care of. You can leave the expensive repairs and services for the new owner but be sure to let any potential buyers know of any major repairs that may be needed in the future.

Most importantly, I would say use your best judgment, you want to make financial sense of the repairs needed. If you’re likely to recoup the cost of the repairs through a higher sales price, then yes it would be a good idea if you went ahead with all the necessary repairs, major and small.

Good luck with selling your rig!

10-03-2012, 10:32 PM	#2
FJGuard Senior Member Join Date: Apr 2008 Location: Home base: New York Posts: 136	To fix or not to fix! I don't know if anyone is ever 100% sure on what they should put into a coach when getting it ready to sell. You should make sure all inexpensive repairs are taken care of. You can leave the expensive repairs and services for the new owner but be sure to let any potential buyers know of any major repairs that may be needed in the future. Most importantly, I would say use your best judgment, you want to make financial sense of the repairs needed. If you’re likely to recoup the cost of the repairs through a higher sales price, then yes it would be a good idea if you went ahead with all the necessary repairs, major and small. Good luck with selling your rig!