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Is anyone familiar with this Newell

http://motorhomesoftexas.com/coachrv/new...-45--P1269
FWIW, based on the stock number, I think MOT owns this coach as opposed to it being a consignment. I was there in July, but this unit was not in inventory at that time.
Check you PM's.
I don't know anything about the coach except what is in the link.

But there is a lot to like. Solid surface floors, 365 tires, stacked washer dryer, chrome fixtures, low mileage, steerable tag.
(11-01-2018, 08:32 PM)Fulltiming Wrote: [ -> ]Check you PM's.

I need the meaning of  “PM”. I’m new to this. 

Any help with how to place a fair value on a Newell is greatly appreciated. 

JK
Private Message. Good looking coach. Jason Haskins is the General Manager at MOT and he is a good person. I have know him for 12 years. 

Reese Cantrell
Newell Coach 1242
One way to put value on a Newell is looking at other Newells of similar years and features.  The part that makes it hard is "no two Newells are alike".  This method gives you a ball park of what a coach in the year range you are looking for sells for.  Pay particular attention to what coaches sell for, not what they are listed for.  

My preferred method to evaluate a coaches value is to look at lots of Newells, get a feel for what is available and evaluate a coach's value by what I am willing to pay.  This method took me two years to do the research and then find a coach that was appointed how I wanted it and in the shape I insisted on.

No where can you see more coaches with more varied features than at the factory in Miami, OK.  

Good luck in your search................................
(11-02-2018, 04:47 AM)rheavn Wrote: [ -> ]One way to put value on a Newell is looking at other Newells of similar years and features.  The part that makes it hard is "no two Newells are alike".  This method gives you a ball park of what a coach in the year range you are looking for sells for.  Pay particular attention to what coaches sell for, not what they are listed for.  

My preferred method to evaluate a coaches value is to look at lots of Newells, get a feel for what is available and evaluate a coach's value by what I am willing to pay.  This method took me two years to do the research and then find a coach that was appointed how I wanted it and in the shape I insisted on.

No where can you see more coaches with more varied features than at the factory in Miami, OK.  

Good luck in your search................................
We made a trip to Miami this week and learned quite a bit.

We’ve (mostly my wife?) researched everything we can find in our price range.

We’re learning quickly how the market/years impact the prices.

Not that I’m impatient... I’m just tired of repairing engineering design flaws on my Winnebago. Whoever buys it will get a great coach but it’s still a truck chassis under a box.

Thanks for the help.
JK
That one is a pretty coach but a bit unusual in the mid-bath design with doors on each end. Not a bad feature just not one that is currently being built. You just have to decide what floorplan you like.
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