Just a quick question, a shot in the dark maybe, but, if you had my mentioned tt that we bought from new in 2003, with extra 1.5 metre kitchen extension, (that part only used twice) underbed tent, with the kitchen, large cabanon fridge box, sun canopy, spare wheel, all curtains and linings, wind down corner steadies, no rips, no mould, always in the garage. Not used every year, not at all for the last 3 years. Has just a couple of very minor things wrong which doesn't affect its working condition.
What would you say was a reasonable asking price for it? I am at a loss really.
Hi John
We've got a lovely Cabanon Saturn too and know just how good the quality is. They are fantastic units. However, the resale price is unlikely to reflect the real value. Just as a guess, we reckon it's unlikely you'd get more than £500 for it. Good luck with selling it on.
When they are up and ready to camp in, they are a superb space for camping and entertaining!
All the best, Sue and Chris
------------- The greenest unit of energy is the one that never gets used.
I would try £1000 and then you could sell for £850 to £900 which is about right for the age and condition we sold a cabanon venus 2 berth with awning and hook off kitchen 2006 model 2 years ago for £750.Good luck it will sell.
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Topic: A question for Cabanon Saturn owners
