2010 Sportsmobile E350 EB V10 4x4 $85k

[MrHenrietta]

No affiliation

18700 miles. Excellent condition. Single owner. Seats 5, Sleeps 4.

Exterior: Trojan Front & Rear Bumper with Hella lights and rear bumper lockable storage, Side ladder, Nerf boards, Warn Winch M12, Bushwacker flares, Ugraded Dynatrac hubs, Exterior porch light, Yakima roof track, ClearBra, Tinted windows, Back up camera, Key pad entry, Sound insulation, Rear hitch, Rear basket and swing-away spare tire carrier.

Interior: Leather seats with seat heaters, Swivel passenger seat, upgraded Audio with amp, speakers and subwoofer. Cherry cabinets, Electric pop-top with bed "Photographer" zip down screens, Refrigerator, Sink, 10G fresh water tank, Furnace, Exterior shower, Under floor storage.

Bike rack negotiable.

[86Scotty]

Link?

[MrHenrietta]

http://www.ksl.com/index.php?nid=218&ad ... 0&ad_cid=2

[BroncoHauler]

Good looking rig for a good price (relatively speaking).


Herb

[MrHenrietta]

My only complaint would be the surface rust on the front suspension. You'd think for that price it would be cleaned up bit better.

[Vanagogo]

While I am no expert, I would agree that it seems like it would have cleaned up better. I think the price is a little steep, even though it looks like a good vehicle and good mileage. I guess it depends if someone has time and money to wait, as always.

[BrianW]

"Bike rack negotiable."

You'd think for $85k he'd throw in the rack for free...

[rypett]

"a little steep"... So what do people think is a "fair price" (I know that's a loaded term, but humor me). I'm curious about how the discontinuing of the E-350 cargo vans (and the associated drying up of the new market, at least until SMB starts selling the fiberglass bodies) is effecting the used market. It certainly seems like SMBs are selling for higher. What do you think?

(full disclosure -- I'm not just dispassionately curious about it...I'm potentially interested in replacing a SMB I sold a while ago so its a "practical" issue as well.)

[ipvirus]

If I had to throw a number out, given my observations over the past six months of watching SMB....

Given higher miles, though newer body, with sought after layout, it would sell quick for 65, maybr even 70...and probably could achieve $79k, if they wait until thr right buyer finds it next spring.

That's my mind's regression analysis formula applied to this van

[rypett]

That sounds reasonable...except "higher miles"...is 18,700 miles really considered higher mileage on a SMB??