Jerald Carts

[Kim]

I am going to sell one of my Jerald carts, but have no idea what to ask for it. I know that they keep their value quite well, but I was hoping that someone might know what they typically sell for used in very good condition. Here are the specs:

open wheel

49" shafts

black w/ gold stripes

stirrups

cover included (but no wheel covers)

I also have a pair of 24 inch wooden wheels - does anyone know what those go for?

Thanks for any input!

 

[Keri]

I sold one just like you described. It was black with white pinstripping, cover & wheel covers, very good shape (the typical where in places, but overall great), 49" shafts. I sold it for $1000, but it was to a friend. I would say you could easily get anywhere from $1000-$1200. Show carts hold their value if they are in good shape.

But the only thing is shipping. I couldn't ship a show cart for under $300. So you got to take that into exception to if the buyer is from out of state.

 

[Relic]

lf your cart will fit Fossil Holly from the club will buy it from you. l called her but she's not home right now.

 

[hobbyhorse23]

Oh, man, sorry, that sounds like a real junker.

You'll never be able to sell it

so I'll be nice and offer to take it off your hands for, say, $300?

Leia

 

[Devon]

Oh, man, sorry, that sounds like a real junker.

You'll never be able to sell it

so I'll be nice and offer to take it off your hands for, say, $300?

Leia

LOL OH!

Wish so bad I could afford a Jerald So bad..

 

[Keri]

Actually sold my Jerald above for various reasons. I show A minis and the cart just seemed too big. The shafts were longer and the cart overall, was heavier. It was an older style jerald and the shafts didn't turn in as well.

But I bought a Graber show cart instead. They are built just like Jeralds, but I found this one was lighter to pull and the shafts turned in more.

But I know, I was crazy.

 

[Kendra]

I don't know, but call us first! LOL!