Airstream of Minnesota
Ramsey RV dealer selling new and used Airstreams, motorhomes and trailers, with service and parts on site.
Ramsey is a small north-metro stop where two dealerships will actually buy your RV, not just sell you one. Both take trade-ins too, which matters if you are rolling one rig into the next. The two here average 4.0 across roughly 481 reviews, so read the reviews with an eye for how each store handles numbers on the back end.
Ramsey RV dealer selling new and used Airstreams, motorhomes and trailers, with service and parts on site.
Campers Inn RV of Ramsey sells new and used RVs, with financing, parts, and trade options. Rated 3.8 from 98 reviews.
Within a short drive of Ramsey. A lot of buyers cross a county line or two for the right unit, or a better price.
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Both Ramsey dealerships on this list buy used RVs and handle motorhomes, travel trailers, camper vans, toy haulers, pop-ups, Airstreams and Class A coaches. Airstream of Minnesota brings a 4.2 rating from 383 reviews and adds a service department and parts counter to the mix. Campers Inn RV of Ramsey sits at 3.8 from 98 reviews and offers delivery. Neither lists consignment, so if you want someone to sell your rig on your behalf rather than buy it outright, ask up front before you tow it over.
Get pre-approval from your own bank first, even when a dealership offers financing, because both here do. That gives you a number to compare against whatever the finance office quotes. Clean the rig, gather the title and maintenance records, and know your payoff if you still owe. When you are ready to buy the replacement, schedule the walk-through at delivery and test every system with the tech watching. Off-season shopping tends to draw softer pricing, and a pre-purchase inspection on any used coach is money well spent.
Ramsey sits off Highway 10 with easy reach into Anoka and the north metro, so a trip from surrounding towns is short. If you are trading rather than selling outright, get the trade number and the new rig's price in writing as separate figures. Bundling them hides where the value lands. Both dealerships handle trade-ins, so ask each one to quote the same rig on the same day and compare. If Airstream of Minnesota is busy, worth checking whether its service department can look at your coach while you talk numbers.
Two. Airstream of Minnesota and Campers Inn RV of Ramsey both list buying used RVs among their services, and both also take trade-ins. That gives you two offers to compare before you commit to either one.
Both list used motorhomes, travel trailers, camper vans, toy haulers, pop-ups, Airstreams and Class A coaches. New units are also part of their inventory, but the buy side covers used rigs across those categories.
No. Financing matters when you buy the next rig, and both Ramsey dealerships offer it. Get pre-approved at your own bank first so you have a benchmark, then compare the dealership's terms before signing anything.
Yes if you are buying a used coach in the same trip. A pre-purchase inspection catches problems before money changes hands, and it also helps you price your trade fairly when the dealership asks about condition.