What is it Worth?

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Hello Forum. This is my first post. I recently purchased a new to my family camper trailer. So my 1996 HILO 2896B is going up for sale. My family has outgrown our HILO. Hate to sell it but its time to go to a new owner. My HILO is extremely clean. Rate it at least an eight overall. It will need a main seal at some point because you can see daylight in a couple spots. (I should clarify the daylight comment. When you are inside with top extended you can see in between the seal to the outside in a spot or two. Just where the 2 halves come together. It has NO leaks at all. Roof has been maintained. Newer tires and all the bearings have been replaced. Has a power tongue jack also. The major thing it needs is a new awning. Framing is good but the fabric is coming apart.

I figured you guys would know what its worth? I'm located in Michigan if anyone is interested as well. Thank you for any help I can get
 
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Hello Forum. This is my first post. I recently purchased a new to my family camper trailer. So my 1996 HILO 2896B is going up for sale. My family has outgrown our HILO. Hate to sell it but its time to go to a new owner. My HILO is extremely clean. Rate it at least an eight overall. It will need a main seal at some point because you can see daylight in a couple spots. (Hasn't bothered me at all) Newer tires and all the bearings have been replaced. Has a power tongue jack also. The major thing it needs is a new awning. Framing is good but the fabric is coming apart.

I figured you guys would know what its worth? I'm located in Michigan if anyone is interested as well. Thank you for any help I can get
Post interior and exterior pictures?
 
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Yes she needs to be washed. We have had some rain and the tree has pooped on it! Exterior is in pretty nice shape and cleans up nice though.
 

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Hello Forum. This is my first post. I recently purchased a new to my family camper trailer. So my 1996 HILO 2896B is going up for sale. My family has outgrown our HILO. Hate to sell it but its time to go to a new owner. My HILO is extremely clean. Rate it at least an eight overall. It will need a main seal at some point because you can see daylight in a couple spots. (Hasn't bothered me at all) Newer tires and all the bearings have been replaced. Has a power tongue jack also. The major thing it needs is a new awning. Framing is good but the fabric is coming apart.

I figured you guys would know what its worth? I'm located in Michigan if anyone is interested as well. Thank you for any help I can get

Welcome to the forum. This should get you in the ballpark. The NADA guide is a little high. See if you can find a similar model for sale on line (oodle.com rvtrader.com) and see what others are asking.

1996 Hi Lo Hi-Lo 28B Prices, Values & Specs, 1996 Hi Lo Hi-Lo 28B Equipment Options | NADAguides, RV Values & Prices
 
It looks VERY nice, but I'm concerned about your statement that you "can see daylight". Has any water penetrated? Is there water damage?

If not, seal those cracks and ask near the top price for it.

- Jack
 
I should clarify the daylight comment. When you are inside with top extended you can see in between the seal to the outside in a spot or two. Just where the 2 halves come together. It has NO leaks at all. Roof has been maintained.
 
Selling HiLo

You can let anyone interested know that they can get awning material and replace as a do it your self project. Does the cables need to be adjusted so it seals better? Or do the entire seals need to be replaced?
 
The "seal " issue is indeed an issue but not a deal breaker. I now have a section missing on my own trailer, as a matter of fact, and it needs to be dealt with. However, it does not generally reduced the ability to use it-----just a spot for dirt and bugs and , possibly, tiny critters to enter. Replacing it is definitely "a job" but one many have done. If you did it yourself, then your cost is only the materials. If you have somebody else do it- then cost increases considerably because of the labor. I am guessing most shops would bid it at at least 8 hours , if not more. The top and bottom need to be separated in order to do it and other things should then be replaced while you are at it.
 

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