http://pittsburgh.craigslist.org/cto/3977897310.html

thoughts concernes

 

Yes, this is not a technical question and belongs in the 2nd Gen General Forum.

 

Maybe I missed it but is it two or four wheel drive? Makes a difference. Similar year, standard cab two wheel drives around here selling for between 4-6k.

Edit. Now that I can see the pics, I see it 4x4. Personally I would start higher. If 4k is your bottom line, list for 6k.

 

Seems fair IMO.

 

thing is i been stuck at this price for 3 months i dont wanna take a lose

 

You won't like this but.

Fwiw up here I can find those trucks for $2500-$3200, just because it has some aftermarket parts on it means nothing to upping the value, and to some distract from the trucks value. Did you ever fix that broken intake bolt in the head at the back? I would also clean up your ad it reads like you are desperate to sell but later you say not wanting to, pick one and price it accordingly.

 

Yeah, Merc is correct. Now that I have been searching, I see that I was wrong in my price....here's one by me for comparison that looks in pretty decent shape, for $2600! If it was extended cab, I'd jump on it. Even with the broken dash...lol

http://winstonsalem.craigslist.org/ctd/4088316222.html

 

^^^ I would offer $2000 for it or start their $2200 max. I would buy that just for the body parts.

 

i would keep it but bills are getting ruff and i could use the extra cash having a newer addition too the family . i taking the rolllor rockers of and the hood and selling seprate . im currently looking fior a 2nd gen durango with 3rd row seating

 

I don't want to offend you but when i read a for sale ad and it sounds and looks like it was written by a 5 year old in a rush with no punctuation or time taken whatsoever, I tend to skip right over it despite how good the vehicle might just be. Outline the mods, the good and the bad clearly in point-form with proper grammar and don't give me the run-around about why you're selling, why you're not selling....no one cares. Frankly it deters me personally. Take clearer, larger pictures of the WHOLE truck. I don't need to see 6 pics of the front end. Check other trucks in your area and adjust the price accordingly. You won't often get back what you put into it.