Think i want to sell...
10-25-2015, 09:03 PM
#1
Think i want to sell...
Well it pains me but I think I need to pass her on. 12 mpg hurts...
So here's the question: who can quote me on what I have done to it?
2003 4.6 4x4 heritage edition
103xxx miles
Full synthetic oil/filter changed less than 100 miles ago
35/12.5/r17 bfg ko's
Summit dual exhaust
Complete audio system
4 Kenwood door speakers
2 American bass subs under the rear seat
2 amps for the speakers and subs and aftermarket head unit
Superchips programmer
clean body and frame
So here's the question: who can quote me on what I have done to it?
2003 4.6 4x4 heritage edition
103xxx miles
Full synthetic oil/filter changed less than 100 miles ago
35/12.5/r17 bfg ko's
Summit dual exhaust
Complete audio system
4 Kenwood door speakers
2 American bass subs under the rear seat
2 amps for the speakers and subs and aftermarket head unit
Superchips programmer
clean body and frame
10-25-2015, 09:09 PM
#3
Senior Member
A vehicle is only worth what someone will pay for it.
The two things I would do is look at similar vehicles to see what they are selling for and go from there. Then of course KBB it.
Also what someone who lives in Alabama may have a different answer than someone in New york.
The two things I would do is look at similar vehicles to see what they are selling for and go from there. Then of course KBB it.
Also what someone who lives in Alabama may have a different answer than someone in New york.
10-26-2015, 10:10 AM
#4
Originally Posted by danetbra63
Well it pains me but I think I need to pass her on. 12 mpg hurts...
So here's the question: who can quote me on what I have done to it?
2003 4.6 4x4 heritage edition
103xxx miles
Full synthetic oil/filter changed less than 100 miles ago
35/12.5/r17 bfg ko's
Summit dual exhaust
Complete audio system
4 Kenwood door speakers
2 American bass subs under the rear seat
2 amps for the speakers and subs and aftermarket head unit
Superchips programmer
clean body and frame
So here's the question: who can quote me on what I have done to it?
2003 4.6 4x4 heritage edition
103xxx miles
Full synthetic oil/filter changed less than 100 miles ago
35/12.5/r17 bfg ko's
Summit dual exhaust
Complete audio system
4 Kenwood door speakers
2 American bass subs under the rear seat
2 amps for the speakers and subs and aftermarket head unit
Superchips programmer
clean body and frame
10-26-2015, 08:27 PM
#6
I'd start at 10k to be honest. Mines not that nice and I'd start close to that.
That said, it's hard to find a clean truck that old around here, if your market has many it would be a hard sell at that price.
Or you could sell it to me for 7 and be done.
That said, it's hard to find a clean truck that old around here, if your market has many it would be a hard sell at that price.
Or you could sell it to me for 7 and be done.
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10-26-2015, 09:12 PM
#8
10-26-2015, 09:13 PM
#9
Originally Posted by Tackle
You get better mpg on a 13 year old truck than the window sticker advertised?
Lol. Better check yo math. Don't think Ford would short change themselves.
Lol. Better check yo math. Don't think Ford would short change themselves.
10-26-2015, 09:15 PM
#10
Senior Member
If the truck is rust free. It's worth at least 10k+. I've been a mechanic for 20+ yrs in the rust belt. I can fix about anything mechanical but there is no fixing a rusty vehicle. I don't care how much you cut and weld. It's still rusty. It makes everything harder to work on. I own all southern rust free vehicles but 1. My winter beater. I work on my own vehicles and it's like a dream compared to what I have to work on at work. You might get @20 mpg from a new truck.