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Class-C-Guy · 07-26-2020, 10:01 PM

Need your 2 cents on this please.

When I bought my 2017 Jayco Grayhawk from some immaculate owners, it came with a huge whole RV cover in a bag and 4 covers for the tires.

They had installed a queen size dual sleep number bed, so each side has it's own air hose and the air pump is in a storage bay under the bed.

Finally, I'm about to replace the entire front drive and suspension and some rear springs that are less then 3 years old which are rated for 7500lb each. The front axle, rotors brakes, springs, shocks, everything you find under the Ford E450 front end - gone and for sale.

My question to you good folks across various forums is: How much should I ask for on these things? I have no idea about them, I have no need for them, just need to move it along to somewhere.

Thanks in advance if you have some amicable answers.

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bdpreece · 07-26-2020, 11:03 PM

call a couple wrecking yards in your area to get price, then price about 20% lower.

Sonic · 07-26-2020, 11:07 PM

I would look on eBay to see what price those used parts for your vehicle are listed for.

hohenwald48 · 08-02-2020, 05:35 PM

I doubt you'll find a lot of demand for that stuff on the used market.

Tha_Rooster · 08-02-2020, 05:54 PM

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Originally Posted by Class-C-Guy

Need your 2 cents on this please.

When I bought my 2017 Jayco Grayhawk from some immaculate owners, it came with a huge whole RV cover in a bag and 4 covers for the tires.

They had installed a queen size dual sleep number bed, so each side has it's own air hose and the air pump is in a storage bay under the bed.

Finally, I'm about to replace the entire front drive and suspension and some rear springs that are less then 3 years old which are rated for 7500lb each. The front axle, rotors brakes, springs, shocks, everything you find under the Ford E450 front end - gone and for sale.

My question to you good folks across various forums is: How much should I ask for on these things? I have no idea about them, I have no need for them, just need to move it along to somewhere.

Thanks in advance if you have some amicable answers.

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Call salvage yards and ask if they have those items to see what they go for or maybe they will give you something for them.

windsorbill · 08-02-2020, 08:08 PM

I often use 'let it go' or 'offer up' to see if there is anything similar to compare to for pricing purposes. Both RV and non RV related items. Sometimes shipping makes it impractical to sell at any price.

I've given things away on this forum and couple others that I visit. Usually the 'taker' offers to pay the shipping, which seems fair.