SOLD 2005 Dodge Ram 2500 with XP/Nimbl Camper
- Thread starter Roaming Robertsons
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DJM
Listed or sold? There are quite a few high end rigs (US$100,000+) listed currently, but they are not moving quickly. The market has slowed down on large ticket items, at least here in the US; the housing market has significantly cooled, which always deeply impacts the US economy. With 'return to the office' looming or already in place for many folks, the interest in overlanding rigs cooled. My $0.02.
DJM
People have short memories. The panic buying is well over. Cash will be king soon and bargains a plenty.
Roaming Robertsons
Adventurer
Thanks all for the positive comments. The ad definitely generated some additional interest. The rig is well priced and I am patient. It is still a large purchase which takes time to determine both the financial side of the transaction and the coordination of schedules. I am confident the first one who sees and drives it will drive it home, wherever that may be.
Personally, I cannot see how wait times for new truck campers means anything. There are always a supply of nearly new campers coming on the market. And it is seasonal anyway. It sounds good but doesn't get one's rig sold. (My .02...as a guy watching the market with a handful of cash and no rush to buy)
Nice rig btw
DirtWhiskey
Western Dirt Rat
Can't believe this is still on the market. Non emissions Cummins with a $20k flatbed setup in great shape with an XP Camper on top? GLWTS
Herbie
Rendezvous Conspirator
This was listed about 5 months after we bought our turnkey rig, else I'd have been looking very hard at it. (Though I'm not sure we could have mustered the extra scratch.) Like a luxury yacht, the right buyer for this rig is out there, but this isn't a rig for just any owner. I just hope it stays in the general "Southwest area" as I would be sorry to not continue see this at various events and rendezvous.
Roaming Robertsons
Adventurer
I've had fairly regular interest since listing it, including your PM as the most recent. As I mentioned in a previous post, a purchase this large takes some time to complete, but I think two potential buyers are making progress towards it. No one has completed arrangements for the actual purchase as of now. I replied to your PM with general questions and some ideas on family travel in this rig.
Apologies to all for any tardy responses, I had knee replacement surgery two weeks ago which had me out of pocket off and on but I'm getting around well enough to show the rig at any time at this point.
Travelin_Van
New member
Those built in stairs are amazing