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RV Vacations are still one of the most affordable ways to vacation and travel with family and friends! Discover the RV lifestyle at Good Times Unlimited RV Sales & Service located in foothills of western mountains in Farmington, Maine on US Rt #2 & 27. Our family owned and operated Maine RV dealership offers pre-owned and mostly gently used 5th wheels and travel trailers. Good Times Unlimited supports your RV purchase with knowledgeable service department along with one of the best stocked (not to be confused with the biggest) RV parts and accessory stores in Maine and award winning customer service. RV financing is available to qualified buyers. The RV lifestyle...make it yours...
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We do our best to keep our web pages up to date, but please call us at 207-778-3482 or contact us by email to confirm specific model availablity. Applicable Maine sales tax, title and doc fee ($200) not included. Pre-owned pricing is based on the National Dealer Edition NADA Recreation Vehicle Appraisal Guide suggested retail price plus options and add ons. The Appraisal Guide is published 3 times a year.

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2006 Prowler model 250RKS travel trailer with single power slideout stock # 250RKBD Consignment Sale
	app 27’, dry wt app 5490#s,  GVWR 7500#s, burgundy/multi floral décor, cherry finish cabinets.  Features include: rear entry w/rear kitchen, 2 door refer, microwave, 3 burner range w/oven,  door side dinette, sofa slideout,  ducted a/c, tv antenna w/booster, cable and satellite hookups,  19” LCD tv, dsi lp/110v waterheater, divided bath w/private toilet & tub/shower, folding shower door, bath skylight, bathroom pleated privacy door living room side and sliding privacy door bedroom,  sidewalk around lift up queen bed w/2nd entry door, carbon monoxide and lp leak detectors, am/fm/cd stereo,  lamininated fiberglass exterior, new spare tire, stabilizer jacks, outside shower, 30# lps w/cover, maxx air vent covers, folding grab handle, good condition, to be purchased as is, where is.  Dealer walk through demonstrations and systems operations included Private Sale Price: $13996.00*  Motivated Seller Offers Encouraged

2006 Nomad 2920 model 2 bedroom w/power slideout stock #N29201639 "Just In"
	blue décor, 32'11”, est dry wt 7050#s, GVWR 9460#s.  Features include: hide-a-bed sofa and dinette in slideout, doorside galley kitchen, 3 burner range w/oven, microwave, 2 door refer w/raised panel front, am/fm/cd stereo, 13.5 ducted a/c, 6 ga dsi lp/ 110v water heater, tv ant w/cable hookup, side bath with tub/shower, skylight, lift up queen bed front with 2 wardrobe closets, aux tv hookup bedrm, rear double bed with twin bed overhead with lift up storage at end of each bed, rear day/nights shades, 12v Create-a-Breeze vent, stainless appearance pkg, fiberglass exterior with diamond plate front, chrome wheels, spare tire, exterior assist handle, stabilizer jacks, ladder, 21’ patio awning with Breezeway Screenroom, outside shower, dealer starter kit valued at $360, one owner, non-smokers, good condition, used seasonally, sleeps up to 8. Pre-Owned  Retail Price: $13974.00*        Sale Price: $13274.00*

2002 Nomad Scout 5W model 255 w/2 small slideouts stock #255ns
	blue décor,  dry wt app 7780#s, GVWR 10300#s.  Features include: rear sofa, doorside kitchen slideout  with 2 door fridge, 3 burner cooktop and oven, microwave, slideout dinette off doorside with overhead cabinet, tv cabinet, tv antenna with cable hookup, , am/fm/cd stereo, ducted a/c, corner shower w/surround, skylight in bath, lift up queen bed w/residential style mattress, 6 ga dsi lp/110v water heater, 14’ awning, 12v power jacks, roof ladder, spare tire kit, stabilizer jacks, outside receptical at awning rail, 2-30# lp tanks,  folding grab handle, 12v battery disconnect switch, 5W king pin stabilizer, dealer starter kit (value $360), 15 K Reese 10 bolt 5W hitch and Prodigy brake control pkg installed (value $1328).  Pre-Owned  Retail Price: $10843.00*       Sale Price: $10299.00*

2007 Nomad 5W model 2705 w/ full power slide stock #2705357 "Just In"
	29’2”, adobe clay décor, cherry wood finish, dry wt app 7605#, GVWR 10300#s.  Features include: rear LR w/2 swivel chairs, slide out w/hide-a-bed & dinette, doorside galley kitchen w/ 2 barstools, stereo/dvd w/surround sound, microwave, 2 dr refer, range/oven, ducted a/c, tv ant w/booster w/ jack bedrm, private toilet & shower, hall lavatory, skylight, fantastic fan, lift up walk around queen bed, stab jack, 12v front power jacks, outside shower, 6 ga dsi lp/110v water heater, 18’ awning, roof ladder, filon exterior w/abs end cab, new slideout topper ($653), new spare tire/carrier/cover ($230), dealer starter kit valued at $360, 15K Reese 5W hitch & Prodigy brake control installed valued at $1328.00. Clean, no smoking. Used little Pre-Owned Retail Price: $21259.00*          Sale Price: $19360.00*

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*does not include applicable Maine sales tax of 5%, title or documentation fee ($200)

RV financing available to qualified buyers through University of Maine Credit Union (UCU), Franklin Somerset Federal Credit Union and Priority One Financial.

New Study Shows RV Vacations Least Expensive-Source: RVIA
Despite record-breaking fuel prices, typical RV trips remain the least expensive type of vacation, according to a new study comparing vacation costs.  PKF Consulting, an international consulting firm with expertise in travel and tourism, found that "typical RV family vacations are on average 27 to 61 percent less expensive than other types of vacations studied."  Even factoring in RV ownership and fuel costs, the 2008 study reveals that RV family vacations tend to be significantly less expensive than other types of vacations.

PKF analyzed major costs that would be incurred by a family of four taking eight different types of vacations for three, seven, 10 or 14 days to such popular travel destinations as the Grand Canyon, Cape Cod, and Napa, CA.

"On average, RV vacations were more economical than the other types analyzed in all but one case," says Kannan Sankaran, PKF's lead researcher for the study. "Even as fuel prices increase, our findings show that almost all RV vacations are still significantly less expensive than non-RV ones."

Fuel prices would have to more than double for typical motorhome vacations to become more expensive than other forms of travel, according to PKF Consulting. The study also shows that fuel costs would have to more than triple for trips in lightweight travel trailers or folding camping trailers to be more expensive than the least expensive non-RV vacation. Almost 80 percent of the RV market consists of towable RVs, including lightweight units which can be towed by car, van or pickup.

RV owner John Bargo, a computer operator from Milwaukee, WI, agrees with PKF's findings.  "When you figure the cost of driving in a car, staying in hotels and eating in restaurants, it's a lot more expensive than bringing your lodging and food with you."

Dennis Silipena, a 55-year-old service and parts manager from Hammonton, NJ, also appreciates the affordability of RV travel. "I've owned an RV for 25 years and I've enjoyed significant savings over other types of vacations. I pay $30 to $40 to stay in a campground rather than $150 to stay in a hotel. And it's a much nicer experience staying in my RV."

The study showed that a family of four traveling from Phoenix, AZ. to Napa, CA., with their folding camping trailer for 10 days, staying in campgrounds at the local average of $33 per night, would save 52 percent, or $2,379, over the same trip taken by car, staying in hotels averaging $122 per night and eating in restaurants. Taking the same vacation by a Type C motorhome would save $1704, or 37 percent, over going by car. 

A week-long family vacation towing a conventional travel trailer from Salt Lake City to the Grand Canyon compared to the cost of taking the same trip by airline, renting a car and staying in a hotel would be $2,647, or 65 percent less expensive.

Shorter getaways by RVs were also found to be more economical. For example, a family taking a three-day vacation from Pittsburgh, PA. to Lancaster, PA., would save $323 or 31 percent by towing a conventional travel trailer, rather than going by car, staying in hotels and eating in restaurants. The savings would be even greater -- $889 or 52 percent -- for families taking the same trip by a Type C motorhome rather than flying.

In addition to major expenditures required from the start to finish of each vacation, PKF factored in an estimated cost of ownership of the RVs analyzed: a folding camping trailer, conventional travel trailer, and Type C and Type A motorhomes. Research included documenting average ownership periods, residual values, annual days of use, insurance and applicable interest deductions.

The PKF study considered only quantifiable economic factors, not the comparative quality of each vacation. As a result, the convenience, flexibility and quality family time cited as major benefits of traveling in an RV could not be addressed.

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Good Times Unlimited RV Sales & Service
72 Farmington Falls Road, Rts. 2 & 27 East, Farmington, Maine
Tel. 207-778-3482
1-888-301-3400
Hours: Mon-Fri 8 am to 5 pm unti Dec 16
Saturdays: 8 am to 12 noon until Dec 17
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