Love this, Patrick - you have a great eye for what's important! This is definitely a fun little camper. I didn't really have a guess but I agree with other folks here that $2500 is high considering the extent of the water damage. But you have to ask for more than you think you can get. Thanks!!
Wow I missed my guess by a long way as to the listed price. Probably because I was trying to judge what I thought it’s value was by what I saw in this walk around. I started out at $2800 then deducted as you assessed it. Based on several factors; extensive water damage, no power or water, no spare and tires need replacing. I’m also concerned about the frame being several years newer than the camper and sloppily painted like they were trying to hide something. $750 would be my valuation IF I wanted to take on a project where I could easily invest another $2-3000. Cute trailer though and could easily make a nice little weekender for someone willing to invest the time and money. Thanks for the walk around I really enjoyed this episode.
@Baba Ganush I agree about the storage box on the front, it’s trash. The utility area in the back almost looks like parts are missing, like shelves or something have been removed because they were damaged.
Fun video format. I appreciate your perspective on these. I was shocked when you said it wasn’t that far gone and it would be something you would buy if you had time! Definitely a newbie here, lol.
RV MARKETPLACE FIND.Hello Patric. I'll watch you do a walk through of RV's for sale.Hope who ever buys this keeps in touch with you and you can show it to us restored.
I guessed $1,100 with no title and the work that needs to be done. But it's a cool project for someone to take on. I really like this new series. I only buy pre-owned, never brand new. Thanks for sharing, Patrick!
love your videos and this is a great new segment, appreciate all of your attention to detail. It would have been useful before I bought my used Black Series trailer.. Always learning! 🤪
I highly recommend the Hi-Lo brand of travel trailers. They're unique, and the entire thing hydraulically lifts up which is great fun and a conversation starter, mostly for campgrounds but unfortunately not for off road applications due to low ground clearance.
At first I thought $3500, but towards the end I came down to $2500 because of all the work it needs. I’d offer them $1800 and go up to $2000 max. There’s a lot of work to be done and it’s not going to be easy to get to the water damage wood. It would be a good project for a young person that doesn’t have much money or an older person with a lot of time. Good idea Patrick
Love those fenders! My early guess was $4000. After seeing the broken roof vent I guessed $2000. After seeing the rest of the water damage I guessed $1000.
The "Trailer" tire is made for tandem axles ... and a regular road tire can be used for single axle ... that being said some have put 10 ply road tires (non-"trailer") on tandems because the side walls are stronger than 4 ply or 6 ,, trailer tires are built so side walls can twist with axles when maneuvering without breaking the belts.
You want to text all that my floor boards are sound.. the last thing you want to do is have to take it home and do The Flintstones style home by running with it on foot just like the Flintstones..
This was probably cute as a button when it was new but it has been neglected. And no title too! I’d probably pass on it. But no more than $400-$500. This is going to need some major skills.
Great idea for new segment. Cool set-up. I guessed it would be listed for 2500, but given its shape I would not pay more than 1000. For a handy person it could be a fun project. If someone were to plan on sleeping in it, it would need some sort of barrier or screen from the back open area.
I like seeing for sale Campers! I wish you could find one like mine and pick it apart 1999 starflyte. My first thought was $750 with no title then I have to figure in how everyone wants crazy prices so I guessed $1200.thanks for sharing.
To much with out title.if they are the original owner you can get a lost title filled with mother vehicle department.the repair and back tags could bring it up to more than you could buy a new one.
The fenders would look good with 68 era VW tail lights. This thing is way cool. Did the axle ride on leafs? It looked mounted rigid to me. It might be better to start with a newer trailer and look for big fenders to mount. I guess 3k. I wanted it at the beginning. I wouldn't take it for free by the end. 1995? Did you really say that wasn't far gone? That looks like it's from 1953
I'd probably pay about $1500. & your right. Throw a grand at it, a little at a time, & you'd have a sweet little teardrop. If it was closer to me, I'd probably snag it. It'll look pretty sweet, once done, behind my little Canyon pickup.
@New Jersey Outdoor Adventures you're absolutely right about that!!! And it also has quite a few headaches too. Either way, those headaches wouldn't stop me from buying something like that! But only of they took the $1500 offer that I'd offer them for it. Maybe $2000. But nothing more than that. It will be worth it in the end....🤔
Yay, something besides vans. Lol The amount of damage on this old girl, I wouldn’t pay more than $1,000, then you said no title…down to $750 because of the hassle of a title. Looks like the entire rig needs rebuilt, but would be totally worth it as the frame is good and the overall look is adorable. I definitely would NOT pay what their asking.
Great new segment, but you couldn't pay me to take this thing. I guessed $2K, so was close. Not worth the time for the limitations in what it offers (not much!).
That is waaaaaay over priced. In the condition it stands in right now I wouldnt give a dime over 750.00. Maybe less. A lot of work on the rotted wood, plus the water damage through out. Yes trailors are hard to come by but im walking away with that price tag. Sorry
Love this, Patrick - you have a great eye for what's important! This is definitely a fun little camper. I didn't really have a guess but I agree with other folks here that $2500 is high considering the extent of the water damage. But you have to ask for more than you think you can get. Thanks!!
Thank you for the feedback
Wow I missed my guess by a long way as to the listed price. Probably because I was trying to judge what I thought it’s value was by what I saw in this walk around. I started out at $2800 then deducted as you assessed it. Based on several factors; extensive water damage, no power or water, no spare and tires need replacing. I’m also concerned about the frame being several years newer than the camper and sloppily painted like they were trying to hide something. $750 would be my valuation IF I wanted to take on a project where I could easily invest another $2-3000. Cute trailer though and could easily make a nice little weekender for someone willing to invest the time and money. Thanks for the walk around I really enjoyed this episode.
I think for $1000 and some sweat equity, it would be a good investment
@Baba Ganush I agree about the storage box on the front, it’s trash. The utility area in the back almost looks like parts are missing, like shelves or something have been removed because they were damaged.
Fun video format. I appreciate your perspective on these. I was shocked when you said it wasn’t that far gone and it would be something you would buy if you had time! Definitely a newbie here, lol.
Thank you very much
Yo Patrick, I like the idea of this new segment. My ballpark figure would have been $900 & the repairs needed. Very Kool looking rig.
Thank you 🙏🏼
I would love this new series: I love buying 2d hand things.
Thank you very much
RV MARKETPLACE FIND.Hello Patric. I'll watch you do a walk through of RV's for sale.Hope who ever buys this keeps in touch with you and you can show it to us restored.
Thank you very much. Cannot wait to see it when it is finished
Great find! I would love to see YOU restore it. Teardrops are fun because they are easier to tow. Thanks for taking a new direction.
Great idea!
Patrick is a smart guy
Thank you very much
I guessed $1,100 with no title and the work that needs to be done. But it's a cool project for someone to take on. I really like this new series. I only buy pre-owned, never brand new. Thanks for sharing, Patrick!
Great point!
love your videos and this is a great new segment, appreciate all of your attention to detail. It would have been useful before I bought my used Black Series trailer.. Always learning! 🤪
Thank you very much Shell. Cannot wait to have a Black Series trailer owner on the channel
Awesome vintage fenders! Roof vent trashed my Scamper popup and it got this one too! If the frame is sound, I'd give a $1000 for it.
Thank you for checking this out
Asking Way to much for this , 500 is a fair price, thanks for your videos
I was thinking 200 $
Would be a good deal for a great project
Loved this video! I really appreciate your advice and tips for inspecting a potential purchase.
Glad you enjoyed it!
I highly recommend the Hi-Lo brand of travel trailers. They're unique, and the entire thing hydraulically lifts up which is great fun and a conversation starter, mostly for campgrounds but unfortunately not for off road applications due to low ground clearance.
Our neighbors have one, I don't think they've taken it out yet.
Would love to have one on the channel
@@NewJerseyOutdoorAdventures I'm in Minnesota, I don't really know them, otherwise I'd ask for you!
Great walk-through, Patrick. 👍
Thank you 😊
At first I thought $3500, but towards the end I came down to $2500 because of all the work it needs. I’d offer them $1800 and go up to $2000 max. There’s a lot of work to be done and it’s not going to be easy to get to the water damage wood. It would be a good project for a young person that doesn’t have much money or an older person with a lot of time. Good idea Patrick
Thank you for the information
Love those fenders! My early guess was $4000. After seeing the broken roof vent I guessed $2000. After seeing the rest of the water damage I guessed $1000.
I was pretty much right with you on that frame of thought but a little less in the end.
There is one like that in my area they are asking 33,000
Thanks for the participation
Being from NJ and loving weird and interesting ways of living. I love this segment
Thank you Justin
The "Trailer" tire is made for tandem axles ... and a regular road tire can be used for single axle ... that being said some have put 10 ply road tires (non-"trailer") on tandems because the side walls are stronger than 4 ply or 6 ,, trailer tires are built so side walls can twist with axles when maneuvering without breaking the belts.
Good information
I like that your checking these out. Your so good at speaking.
Thank you very much Susan
You want to text all that my floor boards are sound.. the last thing you want to do is have to take it home and do The Flintstones style home by running with it on foot just like the Flintstones..
Floor rot is no good
This was probably cute as a button when it was new but it has been neglected. And no title too! I’d probably pass on it. But no more than $400-$500. This is going to need some major skills.
Yes lots of skills and tool s but worth it
Yoo I saw that on marketplace I was going to buy it. But zooming in on pictures I spotted the water damage
For someone handy, it would be a good project
Great idea for new segment.
Cool set-up. I guessed it would be listed for 2500, but given its shape I would not pay more than 1000. For a handy person it could be a fun project. If someone were to plan on sleeping in it, it would need some sort of barrier or screen from the back open area.
Thank you very much for the feedback
I thought list $2000. But I wouldn't pay it. $1000 ...maybe. Great to see and hear your commentary. Thanks!
Lots of potential
Looking for canpervan 2016 or above
I always watch your videos so I will like these videos
Glad they are helpful
Great video. I had a pop up that I registered with a bill of sale no title in NJ. I wonder why this needs a title
Title would be easier for out of state transaction. The problem there is no previous registration. I’m sure it was figured out
I like seeing for sale Campers! I wish you could find one like mine and pick it apart 1999 starflyte. My first thought was $750 with no title then I have to figure in how everyone wants crazy prices so I guessed $1200.thanks for sharing.
I would love an extra one of mine too
Nice production value. Thx NJOA!
Thank you very much
Fun! Looking forward to more of these. I had no idea the small teardrops have been around this long!!!
More to come!
Reasonable amount.
Great project
I really like this idea Patrick. Good job
Thank you 🙏🏼
You are a genius Patrick - great idea
Thank you Dory
To much with out title.if they are the original owner you can get a lost title filled with mother vehicle department.the repair and back tags could bring it up to more than you could buy a new one.
I believe the new owner sorted it out
Also, I have an aliner but I've always wanted a scamp, I bet you'll come across a few of them!
I would love to
The fenders would look good with 68 era VW tail lights. This thing is way cool. Did the axle ride on leafs? It looked mounted rigid to me. It might be better to start with a newer trailer and look for big fenders to mount. I guess 3k. I wanted it at the beginning. I wouldn't take it for free by the end. 1995? Did you really say that wasn't far gone? That looks like it's from 1953
Very retro looking 1995
I'd probably pay about $1500. & your right. Throw a grand at it, a little at a time, & you'd have a sweet little teardrop. If it was closer to me, I'd probably snag it. It'll look pretty sweet, once done, behind my little Canyon pickup.
Has a lot of potential
@New Jersey Outdoor Adventures you're absolutely right about that!!! And it also has quite a few headaches too. Either way, those headaches wouldn't stop me from buying something like that! But only of they took the $1500 offer that I'd offer them for it. Maybe $2000. But nothing more than that. It will be worth it in the end....🤔
I’d offer $700 but wouldn’t go higher than $800
Sounds like a deal
That's worth around 12k in today's market.
I know it’s crazy
@@NewJerseyOutdoorAdventures Excellent videos by the way, never miss them and always smash that like button.
It's not bad needs a little work. I would buy it 🤙🇺🇸
Go for it
Take it off and put a maxi fan up there instead..
You love those fans
@@NewJerseyOutdoorAdventures I can't help loving those fans those are the best ones ever made..
Yay, something besides vans. Lol
The amount of damage on this old girl, I wouldn’t pay more than $1,000, then you said no title…down to $750 because of the hassle of a title. Looks like the entire rig needs rebuilt, but would be totally worth it as the frame is good and the overall look is adorable.
I definitely would NOT pay what their asking.
Thank you for the feedback
Great new segment, but you couldn't pay me to take this thing. I guessed $2K, so was close. Not worth the time for the limitations in what it offers (not much!).
Thank you very much.
Nice!!!
Thank you 🙏🏼
$750 is the most I'd pay for it.
Still good price for a nice little trailer project
What I want to see if the DIY ones the ones that are made by Regular People also if any of them are for sale tell us the sale price
This would be a gold starter model for someone that doesn’t want to build from scratch
@@NewJerseyOutdoorAdventures definitely true
How much would it take to repair
$1500. Could be a good flip
$750.00 max
Would leave pot of room for a good flip
To much work to be done for 2000 dollars
Thank you for the feedback Dawn
That is waaaaaay over priced. In the condition it stands in right now I wouldnt give a dime over 750.00. Maybe less. A lot of work on the rotted wood, plus the water damage through out.
Yes trailors are hard to come by but im walking away with that price tag. Sorry
Thank you for the feedback
$100
What a steal
😴 P r o m o S M!!
What?
What a piece of junk! What a total waste of time!!!
Sorry it’s not for you
@@NewJerseyOutdoorAdventures May be a piece of crap...until you own it and/or wish to sell it?🤔