$200K? Yikes...not even close from what I've seen - and I have been
watching closely (as I am a wannabee).
Right now, 94's appear go be going in the $100-110K range - with a few
outliers that are asking on the high side (most of those have been for sale
for a long time I might add). Based on my experience at looking, most you
will see for sale are asking in the $110-130K right now.
Here's the NADA page for Wanderlodge - select the year as you wish.
http://www.nadaguides.com/default.aspx?l...=W#02\
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And, here's the 94 NADA page:
http://www.nadaguides.com/default.aspx?l...=W#02\
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A quick run through them has most of them going in at $90K low retail and
$110K average retail.
Jonathan Leifheit
Wannabee (and a frequent looker and watcher of the market for those coaches)
At 09:11 AM 11/7/2007, you wrote:
>Hi Mark and welcome, The best bet on prices is to shop the net
>perhaps and to look at the bill board to see what similar coaches
>have sold for.Or at least what the asking prices are. Of course the
>issue is condition, condition,
>condition. I doubt there are pictures of rolled "Wanderlodges" and
>not to certain how meaningful they would be.
>Too many variables to make any type of judgment. We owners feel the
>Wanderlodges are the best built and likely the safest of the
>motorhomes. This is based mostly on the obvious quality of
>construction. One the other hand I would suggest that any coach
>rolled would be pretty well toast. The idea being that hopefully the
>passengers would not be. Some one likely has the printed information
>you are looking for. I am going to take a shot at the price and say
>a 1994 wanderlodge is going to sell for about $200,000 with some
>added or extracted based upon the condition. Could be $50,000 either
>way. And again others who are into that end of the market will
>hopefully offer a more knowledgeable opinion on some of this. They
>certainly are very nice coaches and worth considering.
>John Heckman
>central PA
>1973 FC
> >
> > I am contemplating the purchase of a 1994 Wanderlodge with 150,000
> > miles.
> > What is the value of the coach because NADA does not list them.
> >
> > I would also like to see photos / drawings of the chassis on this
> > coach and a brochure if anyone one has them. My # 1 concern is
> > safety; I passed on purchasing an American Eagle because I heard
>that
> > if it rolled it would be toast. Any photos of rolled Travelodges
>that
> > survived? Was the 1994 built on a spartan chassis?
> >
> >
> > Thanks so much,
> > Mark
> > mark@...
> >