Dealership is asking 15900 for it, has 73000 miles ... good or bad?
any ideas?

 

pretty high. High retail is $13,500 And then maybe they could get away with adding another $1k just because of maybe outstanding condition and given the package rarity.
All-in-all, I wouldn't pay more than $14k for a MINT '05 Rumble bee with that mileage.


Found this: The Rumble Bee package costs $2,600 and adds either yellow or black exterior paint, a fake hood scoop, a body kit, a Rumble Bee stripe and graphic, a brushed aluminum fuel door, chrome exhaust tips and interior Rumble Bee badging (including yellow trim around the center stack and on each door). The rest of the truck's desirable features (the 345-hp Hemi, the 20-inch wheels, the in-dash CD player) all cost extra, and because our car had all of these features, its total price was $31,580 (about 10 times the cost of the original 1968 Super Bee — including the 426 Hemi engine option).

Alot of money to pay for a Fake scoop, some plain body molding and a couple of sticker....lol

 

i agree with dogg...yes i said it...
but for the 2,600 on like said paint and decals and a wanna be hood scope i would invest that money in something else ...hell you could get that package in parts from people on e-bay for 800 bucks.

 

I'll drink to that

 

I wouldnt pay that much for it either. daytona's are where its at.. lol

 

sounds high to me, espcially for that mileage

 

For those miles and the few things that you get by going with the rumble bee package, I would pass. You can get lower mileage trucks for less than they are asking for that truck.