2014 15B For Sale near Seattle

[Oregonian]

Just a heads up for anyone shopping for a late model 15B- one just popped up a few hours ago on Seattle Craigslist. I have no affiliation and have not seen it, just passing it on.

[Washingtonia]

That's not a bad price. It should move fairly quickly.

[Donna D.]

Brand new, never used due to illness. That's really too bad, direct link: 2014 Escape 15' Model B travel trailer

[Oregonian]

Brand new, a few thousand off, and NO WAIT!

[Loren & Cathy]

That is so sad to see a trailer that has to be sold before its buyers can use it and you can't help but feel bad for these folks. Sometimes we try to be conservative and end up waiting to long do do something that we have worked hard for years to get. When we were in Rice, Texas looking at the Casita trailers in Feb. of 2013, a little older couple were walking out the door and saying that they thought they had waited to long and weren't going to get a trailer anymore. Time isn't waiting, so lets go camping. Loren

[Oregonian]

Originally Posted by Loren & Cathy

That is so sad to see a trailer that has to be sold before its buyers can use it and you can't help but feel bad for these folks. Sometimes we try to be conservative and end up waiting to long do do something that we have worked hard for years to get. When we were in Rice, Texas looking at the Casita trailers in Feb. of 2013, a little older couple were walking out the door and saying that they thought they had waited to long and weren't going to get a trailer anymore. Time isn't waiting, so lets go camping. Loren

Very sound advice. There is a fine line between being prudent and too prudent. I want to make as many good memories as I can with my little guys- I won't ever get this opportunity again!

[rbryan4]

Originally Posted by Loren & Cathy

Sometimes we try to be conservative and end up waiting to long do do something that we have worked hard for years to get. When we were in Rice, Texas looking at the Casita trailers in Feb. of 2013, a little older couple were walking out the door and saying that they thought they had waited to long and weren't going to get a trailer anymore. Time isn't waiting, so lets go camping. Loren

Well said Loren. The primary reason we didn't wait was that we want to be young and healthy enough to enjoy it.

[OneOleMan]

Originally Posted by Loren & Cathy

That is so sad to see a trailer that has to be sold before its buyers can use it and you can't help but feel bad for these folks. Sometimes we try to be conservative and end up waiting to long do do something that we have worked hard for years to get. When we were in Rice, Texas looking at the Casita trailers in Feb. of 2013, a little older couple were walking out the door and saying that they thought they had waited to long and weren't going to get a trailer anymore. Time isn't waiting, so lets go camping. Loren

When I’m old(er) and grey(er) I don’t want look up from my lounger and tell my great-grandchildren, “(cough cough), I wish I’d done that when I could, (cough cough)”. That’s why I bought a motorcycle when in my late 60’s and now getting "Escaping Reality". Life won’t wait.

[Dave Walter]

It is definitely unfortunate that the owners health went before the trailer could be used. I don't know the circumstances of their lives. Maybe they have filled the days of their lives with adventures till now, and the failure to use their Escape is not that important. I personally subscribe to the philosophy expressed by Hunter S. Thomson in this quote:

“Life’s journey is not to arrive at the grave safely in a well preserved body, but rather to skid in sideways, totally worn out, shouting ‘Holy $hit…what a ride!”
― Hunter S. Thompson

[batcat]

LoL. Best description of a life well lived"!