Hi! I was wondering what a fair price would be for a 2001 Kingston 2h bp trailer with dressing room - really nice condition - would look brand new if it weren't for a little bit of surface rust on the hinges for the ramp. It has the spare, rubber mats, and metal curtain doors. No manger/feed bags but there's room for the bags. removable divider - I'm thinking it's a windsor model. Thank you so much!
Posted 2006-01-10 3:42 PM (#35261 - in reply to #35248) Subject: RE: Kingston Trailer
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Just a note = I'm not trying to sell it - just haven't been able to get in touch with the person on the phone humber my husband got off the sign - he may have gotten it copied down wrong - there wasn't a price listed - just wanted to figure out if I'm wasting my time 'cause it would be too expensive????
Posted 2006-01-14 2:55 PM (#35469 - in reply to #35348) Subject: RE: Kingston Trailer
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Originally written by lovecasino on 2006-01-11 6:49 PM
well, maybe i should say no thanks, since noone knows! Oh well, back to the run around trying to figure it out on my own...
Hi and welcome to the forum.
Without putting too fine a point on it...
Most of us respond to questions IF WE HAVE THE KNOWLEDGE and WHEN WE HAVE THE TIME !
You barely gave it 30 hours before deciding that we either didn't know or didn't care enough to help you, I think that is a bit unfair.
To your question:
I suggest you search the ads on this board for comparable trailers.
Make some adjustment for asking price vs what people probably settle for, figure if there are regional differences and perhaps whether sellers are more likely to be flexible at this time of year.
Kingston trailers are manufactured about 60 miles from where I live.
In this area they are very popular and have a good reputation, their resale value might be less in other parts of the country.
Kingston Trailer
