Need Help with Pricing an Avalon Pendelton wood burning stove

http://newhaven.craigslist.org/app/1425816406.html ($450)
http://www.abay.com/classifieds/view_item.asp?Item_ID=449 ($700)
http://omaha.craigslist.org/for/1435425564.html ($350)
http://denver.craigslist.org/hsh/1441850296.html ($600)


That should give you a rough idea, if its in very good condition I would price at the higher end maybe $800.00.

As someone who has been looking on CL and stuff, I can say that if your (high quality and well respected brand) stove is that new and in such great shape, people will be comparing it to what they could get new (with the tax refund), and you really can't get near any of the desirable models (dealer brands) for under $1000. I was looking at a Lopi Revere on CL a couple weeks ago (a bit bigger stove than what you have) for $1000 and I was pretty seriously interested even though that's high (for my pocket) because they go for $2700 around here new! When I called it was already sold, and they probably didn't have any trouble getting their asking price either.

A 2003 Avalon Pendleton just came up on our local CL for $325, it sold within a day. I would have bought it, but they're too small for my needs.

NP

I think you could get more out of it starting price with everything that is included should be around $1500.00.

GDAV said:

Hi all I posted my ad with pictures check it out let me know what you think if I'm in an ok price range or way off base.
https://www.hearth.com/econtent/index.php/forums/viewthread/46288/
many thanks

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Looks like a good starting point to me, might help to just have a one liner in there to say that they value of a new stove would be around X and the value of all the extras would be around Y so they are getting the whole setup for far less.