Eight questions buyers ask about the Forest River Flagstaff E-Pro E19FD, answered from the RVs listed on US RV Connection right now.
How much does a used Forest River Flagstaff E-Pro E19FD cost?
Right now US RV Connection shows 3 approved, priced E-Pro E19FD listings asking between $14,899 and $24,995, with a median asking price of $16,427. Those are asking prices, not what anyone actually paid. The spread largely tracks model year and how each unit is equipped, since one description mentions solar and an inverter while another lists a more basic package. All three listings include photos.
What years of the E-Pro E19FD are for sale?
The current listings run from 2021 to 2024. With only three units on US RV Connection, you are not going to find every year in between, so treat the range as a snapshot rather than a full model history. If a specific year matters to you, check back as inventory changes. Each listing states its year, length of 20 feet 2 inches, and sleeping capacity of 3.
What layouts or floorplans of the E-Pro E19FD are listed?
The E19FD is a single floorplan, so all three listings share the same basic layout. Descriptions describe a Murphy bed up front, a rear full bathroom, and a dinette, with pass-through storage outside. One unit pairs the Murphy bed with a jackknife sofa and notes a large dinette window; another describes a booth dinette. Listed length is 20 feet 2 inches and the trailers sleep 3.
What should I check before buying a used E-Pro E19FD?
These are 2021 to 2024 travel trailers, so start with the roof, seams, and window seals, especially around the front frameless window one listing highlights. Test the Murphy bed mechanism through a full cycle, since it is the main sleeping surface. If a unit advertises a 190W solar panel and 1000W inverter, confirm both actually work and check the battery. Also run the power tongue jack, power awning, and Maxxair fan, and inspect the rear bathroom for soft floor.
What features come on the E-Pro E19FD?
Based on these listings: a Murphy bed, jackknife sofa, booth or large dinette, and a rear full bathroom. Outside there is pass-through storage, aluminum entry steps, a power tongue jack, and a power awning with LED lighting. One unit lists a Maxxair vent fan with cover, a griddle, a 190W solar panel and 1000W inverter for off-grid use, plus 12V TV. A front frameless window is called out on another. Features vary by unit, so read each listing.
Is the E-Pro E19FD good for couples?
The listings point that way. Each one sleeps 3 in a 20 foot 2 inch trailer with a Murphy bed that folds away to open up the living space during the day, plus a dinette and a rear full bathroom. That is a layout built around one or two people rather than a family. One description also mentions solar and an inverter for off-grid weekends, which suits couples who camp away from hookups.
Where can I find an E-Pro E19FD for sale near me?
The three E19FD listings on US RV Connection are spread across the country: one in Lexington, North Carolina, one in Rocklin, California, and one in Toledo, Ohio. All three are travel trailers with photos, asking $14,899 to $24,995. With inventory this thin, buyers often look outside their home state. Check each listing for the year and equipment before deciding which is worth the drive.
How does the E-Pro E19FD compare to the Cherokee Wolf Pup 17JW or 16LP?
All three are small Forest River travel trailers, but the listing data differs a lot. The E19FD shows 3 units from 2021 to 2024 asking $14,899 to $24,995, median $16,427. The Wolf Pup 17JW has 9 listings, all 2026 to 2027, asking $18,991 to $26,998 with a $23,988 median. The 16LP has 8 listings, 2026 to 2027, asking $11,999 to $15,888, median $13,822. In short, the Wolf Pups listed here are new units, the E19FD listings are used.
Answers are written from approved, priced listings on US RV Connection— asking prices, not sale prices — and from what the dealers' own descriptions say. Figures in the strip above are live; the answers refresh as inventory changes.