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Or you could sell it on as a 'project sold as seen' or even for spares or a 'doner' van for someone who is doing a self build van conversion to make a motorhome. I very much doubt that you would get anywhere near the price you paid for it, we only got 5k in trade in for our 5yr old Lunar that had no problems other than normal wear and tear, and was perfectly dry and rot free. An auction site is probably the best way to go, but my gut feeling is the max price that you may get for it would be around 2k, going by the price of some 'sold as seen' caravans we have viewed locally with our daughter who was looking to buy.
Julia
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Topic: Advice re selling van with rot in floor
