Debating selling my truck. What's it worth?
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From: Sioux Falls, SD
Thats a good idea, IMO. That is what I would do.
Champion
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From: ohio
+1 on both of jason w post i work it a car lot NADA.com is better then kkb..... blackbook is the best but you cant get that and thats off you aution reports
i seens to me that you get back .10 cents on the dollar back for mods on cars and trucks...
ive seen tons on car and truck at the autions with a few thousands on aftermaket mod and just bring a couple hunden buck more than stock.... plus sum bring less becasue everybody think it had the dog **** ran out of it(lounf exhuast)
i seens to me that you get back .10 cents on the dollar back for mods on cars and trucks...
ive seen tons on car and truck at the autions with a few thousands on aftermaket mod and just bring a couple hunden buck more than stock.... plus sum bring less becasue everybody think it had the dog **** ran out of it(lounf exhuast)
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From: Gainesville, Ga.
unless you just want to remove and keep the parts, leave it as is for now.
put it on craigslist in all your surrounding areas.
put a big for sale sign on it and park it near your local high schools. especially around basketball games.
your ideal buyer is a high school kid about 18 or so that really wants a lifted truck with big wheels, big sound, etc.
price it somewhere a little more than what you want out of it, and be willing to come down a little 250-500. be cautious about going over 1000 barriers, or you can get outside peoples search patterns.
just for discussion, say you'd take 4500. then price it at 4900 rather than 5000 or 5100.
put it on craigslist in all your surrounding areas.
put a big for sale sign on it and park it near your local high schools. especially around basketball games.
your ideal buyer is a high school kid about 18 or so that really wants a lifted truck with big wheels, big sound, etc.
price it somewhere a little more than what you want out of it, and be willing to come down a little 250-500. be cautious about going over 1000 barriers, or you can get outside peoples search patterns.
just for discussion, say you'd take 4500. then price it at 4900 rather than 5000 or 5100.
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Captain
Joined: Apr 2009
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From: Ohio
dhvaughan...you have a good point. I'm sure it would catch the eye of some high schooler that wants a truck. I'm in no rush to sell it. I dont have my truck at college right now so i might just put it in my yard next time i come home. I'll have to see what kind of offers i get for it.
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From: Central Oklahoma
www.kbb.com this isnt a set in stone but it could ball park it for you
