All I can say is aim high, and then haggle from there.
When my mother bought her 2008 Avalanche, she had an 02 suburban to get rid of. We tried three different spots in Springfield(The biggest city around us) and didnt get any where. I finally told her to park it along a major commuter highway and see what that would do. With in 24 hours of parking it there, it was sold. We were asking 13500 for it, but only wanted 10,000, and the lady buying offered 12500, so we took it
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Looking into replacing it with a 2000-2005 or so GM 1500. as the GMs are better trucks for what I will use it for.
The 2000+ model year GM trucks are nice trucks, but if you think they'll do better off roading with less modifications/upgrades than a similar year Dodge, you're dreaming.
The 2000+ model year GM trucks are nice trucks, but if you think they'll do better off roading with less modifications/upgrades than a similar year Dodge, you're dreaming.
Oh i know that!!! thats why I got the dodge in the first place. But I only was planning on just light off roading, but it keep getting crazyer and crazyer. The chevy I get will not be offroaded other than the occasional 2track and maybe pulling people out of the mud but it wont be a contender. I plan on trying to find a older 80's 2500 truck that I can turn into a mudder.
