Who is selling their/a bus?

[jordansinthesky]

Amen brother!  I can't get an auto loan from anyone.  I'm going to have to do a signature loan.  That's why my budget is so low.

[happycamperbrat]

lol, Im a "sister"   

[jordansinthesky]

Woops!  Bus nut profiling.  My apologies 

[happycamperbrat]

Fortunately I look more like a girl in person then I do on a male dominated forum that deals with a male dominated subject haha!!! 

[jordansinthesky]

are you on the facebook?

[Busted Knuckle]

are you on the facebook?

I don't know if any of our faces are on any books, but I bet some are on the post office wall!
Seriously yes I'm on fb!
  BK 

[jordansinthesky]

haha, thanks, but I was talkin to the lady ; )

[jordansinthesky]

This is a bus that a member here may be up to sell me.  Working on a price.  Anybody know this bus?

[jordansinthesky]

These look like the holding tanks for the 4104 that's an hour away from me.  Looks like they need to be replaced?

[happycamperbrat]

yuppers! I have an account  but have not been keeping up with stuff on fb lately.........

[RJ]

Jordan -

Unless she's decided to become a cougar, she's a little out of your age range!

Sorry to spoil your fantasy!

 

[Van]

 

[Christyhicks]

One of the main problems, I believe, with the value of our buses is that a higher dollar amount usually means financing. To my knowledge banks dont finance old buses (even recent beautifully converted ones), or at least they are hard to find...... and then the insurance problem too.

Actually, banks won't loan on anything older than 10 years, so even newer old buses won't get you a regular bank loan!  When we bought the Prevost, we were deciding between borrowing some of the money, and our bank told us they would not loan on the Prevost....they would give us a signature loan for that amount though, hahaha.  I asked, "so you'd rather have NO collateral than the bus?..". He laughed and said "I know, it sounds crazy but the underwriters have rules and they just look at the loan parameters, not the loan applicant, so they won't accept the loan with the bus listed as collateral."

Now, having said that, of course, you can go non-bank routes for financing, but often the rates can be considerably higher.

As for insurance, you can not insure the bus for more than it is worth, but you CAN get an official appraisal and insure the bus for that amount.  For example, the 4107 that we are selling for $35,000, is appraised and insured for $50,000, because we had a thorough appraisal done.  You can get any bus appraised for as little as $175, but to get an accurate appraisal, be prepared to provide TONS of pictures and many, many specific details on components.   Christy Hicks

[happycamperbrat]

haha!!! Sonny, I have a hang nail older then 24   

[disabledhunter]

I'm selling mine MCI-9 1984.  contact Bernhard Bus for pics, and details.
215-679-8943



I have removed some of your post.
It is against board policy to list items for sale above the free listing limit.  Please feel free to contact Mike to list your bus in the classifieds. 

Frank