How Much Is a 2003 29B Minnie Winnie Worth With 120K Miles?

[Leslie Mike]

We need to get a price for our loved 2003 Minnie Winnie. We are not selling it, but need a price.
We purchased it in 2013 and used it at least 1-2 times for 4-10 days during the months of April-Oct every year. We once took it on a cross-county trip for three weeks. It was stored indoors mid-Oct. to April each winter.
Since it has the reliable V10 Ford 450 engine there have been not been major problems, just regular maintenance. Mileage is about 120,000. It has been very reliable.
Larger house up-keep, up-dates--- new toilet, faucets, couch (from a new Class A), large TV removed, small TV installed, replaced the cab overhang when it developed a leak 3 years ago. Awning may need replacing again. The interior is in decent shape with original Winnebago 2003 style. Major things all work like AC, furnace, water system, holding tanks, tires maybe should be replaced after this coming camping season.
Please, could I get some ballpark figures of worth?

 

[ArcticGPS]

120K miles isn't terrible as long as you kept up your maintenance. Spark plugs are at 80K? Any other major maintenance done?.

 

[creativepart]

Just search for your model and model year on RV Trader and other such sites to see what others are asking… then reduce that number a bunch more. Your RV is 23 years old, so don’t get your hopes up.

 

[Leslie Mike]

Do to the death of the person who knew about and cared for the 2003 Minnie Winnie Rv, I am left with finding out how much it is worth. The Minnie will not be sold, but I need to know it's value.
I was hoping someone on the list could give me a ball park figure.
Thank you ArcticGPS for trying, I do know the RV was taken to a mechanic and a RV service store every spring and fall. The only major repair was three years ago when we had the whole cabover replaced rather than patched.

 

[klook]

Mine is an 04, 54000 miles now, fighting fuel issues. I see them for sale anywhere from 7 or 8 thousand to $25000 or more. Yours is well cared for but high mileage, because of the heavy load. I would be inclined to pick a number in between what I stated and call it good.

 

[Morich]

That is going to be a tough one to set a price as it really just depends on who wants it enough to pay X amount to get it!
But as a baseline to start, I would suggest doing an online search for one of the same for sale. I would not restrict the search to any specific site but just do a general search and see where it goes.
A big factor in price is how bad they want it versus how bad you do or don't want to get it moved!
I' ve bought a couple that I thought I really wanted but by the time I got around to selling, I just really wanted it gone!