Pricing a 2004 EB350 Sportsmobile?

[valschae]

I'm thinking of parting with my beloved sportsmobile... How do you price such a beauty? It's a 2004 ford EB350 diesel 6.0 4x4; diesel heat and hot water; 2 solar panels; modified EB14 plan. New engine with about 37K on it; 142K miles total. I know how much I paid for it and what the modification cost me but it's hard with the emotional investment. Thank you

[mikracer]

My guess is mid to high 40's...at least in CA.

[Poptopper]

Sweet rig! Few more details needed for accuracy ...is it an SMB performed 4x4 conversion or another shop? Was the engine a brand new Ford crate engine or rebuilt? If crate then that would negate the higher than average miles on the van. Rebuilt depends on who did it and what was upgraded.

More pics inside and out will help with valuation too. Assuming the best, I'd ask high 50s.

[valschae]

Thanks for the input! The new engine was put in by Ford. the 4x4 was done by Salem Kroger. I'll get some pictures soon.
For info, here are more details
2004 Sportsmobile EB350 4x4:
- 6.0 PSD engine
- New Ford 6.0 engine with 37K
- 142K miles total
- Torqueshift transmission
- 4.10 limited slip
- PW/PDL/CC/AC
- White
- Audio system with Bluetooth connection and remote control (Pioneer DEH-X6800BT)
- Trailer/Towing mirrors
- Tow package

SMB stuff:
- Modified EB-14 floorplan. Center bathroom deleted replaced with pantry/large refrig/storage.
- Penthouse and penthouse bed, including extension
- Coriander countertop
- Sink/10 gal gray tank
- 16 gal water tank
- 4cf refrigerator
- Rear Dinette/bed/storage
- Removable 3rd Captain's chair
- Storage rack over sink and countertop and at top of windshield
- Awning
- Day/Nite shades
- Custom ordered Non-Slip flooring

Installed in 2015:
- Furnace: D5 diesel heating system (for heat and hot water)
- Porta shower
-Porta Potty
- Aluminess rear bumper with deluxe box
- Hella back up lights
- Aluminess side ladder
- Additional Zamp solar panel
- Additional 200 amp battery
- Magnum 2000 watt pure sine wave

2004 Salem-Kroger 4x4 conversion:
- 2005 F350 front axle
- Coil springs
- F350 manual transfer case*
- Vacuum operated locking hubs
- 46G fuel tank
- Warn P/U front bumper
- Front receiver*

Other stuff added or modified:
- Dual remote oil filters
- Engine coolant filter
- Rear view camera
- Full floating rear axle
- F350 aluminum wheels w/275-70R18 Michelin LTX AT2 tires (5)
- Side steps
- FICMRepair.com FICM w/Atlas 40 tune
- Dual steering dampers
- 135W Solar panel w/Blue Sky controller
- Remote keypad on rear of van
- Modified 3rd Captains chair base for full removability
- Bulletproof EGR Cooler
- Bulletproof water pump
- Pop-out rear/side windows
- Mudflaps front and rear
- Later model console for easier access
- Dashmat
- Scangauge

Also comes with:
- 1300 watt Induction Cooktop (and cookware)
- Xtend & Climb Aluminum Telescoping Ladder
- 2 power grip adapters and cords
- All tubing needed for gray water discharge and clean water filling.
- 4 EZ On 86Y Universal Harnesses (tethered) to safely transport 4 persons in dinette; max weight up to 168lbs/person)
- Trasharoo*(Spare Tire Trash Bag)

Thanks!

[Lakefever]

Can you send me some pics when you work your price out

[cyberspaeth]

If you send Sportsmobile your data from their web site form at
https://sportsmobile.com/selling-preowned/ they will give you an estimate based on their knowledge of recent used SMB sales.

[valschae]

I will. Thanks

[valschae]

https://seattle.craigslist.org/sno/r...385714608.html

Here it is. I worked the price out with both Sportsmobile in Fresno and Indiana.

Thanks

[Glider]

Just a thought, valschae--I just had a look at your CL posting. You have a nice rig. With a $65,000 price tag, you are looking for serious buyers. Nothing wrong with that. But the photos you have posted on CL are tiny--not big enough to tell the world how awesome your rig is. The photos themselves look like good shots, but they are just too small to convey the information that someone looking to spend that kind of money is going to want to see, in my humble opinion. In the interest of giving your van the attention it deserves, you might want to consider posting some bigger pics. GLWS!

[simplesez]

Agree the photos are postage stamp sized. Delete and upload the originals stat