Wade's RV Supercenter of Glenpool
Glenpool RV dealer with new and used motorhomes, travel trailers, fifth wheels, plus service, parts, storage and consignment.
Thirteen consignment dealers in Oklahoma, averaging 4.3 stars, give you plenty of places to sell your RV or find a used one. The big names cluster around Tulsa and Oklahoma City, and most handle financing and service on site. Consignment means the dealer sells for the owner, so the inventory turns over and you never know what will show up.
Glenpool RV dealer with new and used motorhomes, travel trailers, fifth wheels, plus service, parts, storage and consignment.
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Most of the 13 consignment dealers sit along the I-44 corridor between Oklahoma City and Tulsa. Wade's RV Supercenter has locations in Glenpool and Goldsby, both with strong ratings and hundreds of reviews. Ron Hoover RV & Marine and Optimum RV anchor Oklahoma City. PPL Motor Homes is another high-volume name. If you are in Oklahoma City, start there and work outward. The state's consignment inventory leans toward travel trailers and motorhomes, with plenty of toy haulers and a handful of camper vans and pop-ups. Class A motorhomes are common too, so bring your heavy-duty towing questions.
With consignment, the dealer sells the RV for the owner and takes a cut. That can mean better prices than a straight retail lot, but you need to ask who holds the title and how the paperwork flows. All 13 dealers here list used units, and 7 also buy RVs outright. If you are selling, get the consignment agreement in writing and know the payout timing. If you are buying, treat it like any used purchase: get an independent inspection and confirm the title is clear before you hand over money. Financing is offered at 11 of the 13, but compare with your own bank first.
Call ahead and confirm the specific unit is still on the consignment lot. These RVs move when the owner accepts an offer, and listings can lag. Ask for the stock number and photos of the date codes on the tires. At the dealership, check the service department's schedule, since consignment units often need a shakedown before a long trip. The walk-through at delivery is your time to test every system with the tech present. Off-season buying can give you more room to negotiate, especially on motorhomes that have been sitting. A pre-purchase inspection by an independent RV tech is worth the cost on any used consignment unit.
There are 13 consignment dealers in the state, with an average rating of 4.3 stars. Most are in the Oklahoma City and Tulsa areas, and several are large stores with service and parts departments.
No. Eleven of the 13 dealers offer financing, but you can arrange a pre-approval from your own bank or credit union first. That gives you a rate to compare and tells you your real budget before you shop.
Travel trailers and motorhomes lead the inventory, with 12 and 10 dealers respectively listing them. Toy haulers show up at 8 dealers, class A motorhomes at 9, and camper vans at 5. Pop-ups and Airstreams are less common, at 5 each.
Seven of the 13 dealers also buy RVs directly. That can be faster than consignment, but the offer is usually lower than what you might net from a consignment sale. Get both options in writing before you decide.