The time has come... Selling my truck
#13
Senior Member
Way too high.... Modifications equal deductions for most people. Unless you can find a dumb kid with money, your truck is worth maybe 11k in really clean condition.
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nfldfordman (07-29-2014)
#14
Senior Member
many will run away from a modified truck, or at least pay less and be more reluctant. can't stress that enough. they'll assume the trucks been ****hauled and abused.
#15
that's very true, some people either don't know the difference, or it's their dream truck so they'll pay the extra to get it. etc. but, assuming it's not a rare truck they've always wanted and will jump on, most mature people who know what they're talking about won't pay that for it. also, many buyers will steer clear of modified trucks altogether, because they are suspicious the modified truck was abused.
#16
Senior Member
I don't personally understand the abused part. yes many modified trucks are abused, but so are many stock trucks. many stock trucks are painstakingly looked after, so are many modified trucks. but, the bias prevails.
I won't buy a truck unless it's stock (or nearly so) because I want a clean slate for my own mods. (yes, I modify my trucks, I also look after them obsessively).
but, it'd have to be some truck for me to pay that.
#17
Senior Member
If you want to make money off the aftermarket mods, strip the truck back to stock and sell your parts. Otherwise just be happy with 14k.
#18
Senior Member
The OP should search local dealerships, Craigslist, etc to see what similar trucks are selling for. He might get close to what he's asking.
Like the saying goes "there's an *** for every seat".
Like the saying goes "there's an *** for every seat".
#20
Dont Tread On Me
Thread Starter
Prices in the Oregon / Washington region are between $15K and $20K depending on mileage and options.
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