2001 screw lifted whats it worth???????
04-12-2012, 06:08 AM
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2001 screw lifted whats it worth???????
2001 supercrew Lariat 4x4. 5.4L triton with 157k miles. KN cold air intake (full system). 5 inch tuff country lift 35 inch tires (good tread) 16 inch rims. leather interior sun roof power pedals power locks and windows. 6 disk cd. nerf bars. paint is pealing a little on the bed. no dents anywhere. rebuilt title (hail damage but all fixed) runs perfectly fine. everything works
whats it worth? im in WA someone buy it? haha
whats it worth? im in WA someone buy it? haha
04-12-2012, 12:12 PM
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Originally Posted by supercrew2001
2001 supercrew Lariat 4x4. 5.4L triton with 157k miles. KN cold air intake (full system). 5 inch tuff country lift 35 inch tires (good tread) 16 inch rims. leather interior sun roof power pedals power locks and windows. 6 disk cd. nerf bars. paint is pealing a little on the bed. no dents anywhere. rebuilt title (hail damage but all fixed) runs perfectly fine. everything works
whats it worth? im in WA someone buy it? haha
whats it worth? im in WA someone buy it? haha
04-12-2012, 02:54 PM
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Idk about 7k prices vary depending on where you live most dealerships won't even take a vehicle with a salvaged title if they do there gonna give you very little in trade
On another note your best bet is a private party sale it's tough with a salvaged title because if they register it in a different state they have to show receipts for repairs and all that jazz
You are gonna have a hard time selling it period and most likely will take a loss because those clowns at the RMV have different standards for cars with salvaged titles to pass inspections but if you have that all squared away and documentation to back it up I would say your going to get low balled wherever you try to sell it
On a positive note it's a nice truck looks to be in good condition you may be able to get around 5-6k private party but like I said salvaged tires are hard to pass off
I had my cbr929rr and it took a long time to get a title for it because I dumped it going 40 and needed new fairings and fenders and blinkers so it was tough to get the troopers in MA to deem my bike safe for travel especially since I bought a lot of things off eBay and no receipt means no pass hahaha
Good luck though im sure you'll sell it sooner than you think
On another note your best bet is a private party sale it's tough with a salvaged title because if they register it in a different state they have to show receipts for repairs and all that jazz
You are gonna have a hard time selling it period and most likely will take a loss because those clowns at the RMV have different standards for cars with salvaged titles to pass inspections but if you have that all squared away and documentation to back it up I would say your going to get low balled wherever you try to sell it
On a positive note it's a nice truck looks to be in good condition you may be able to get around 5-6k private party but like I said salvaged tires are hard to pass off
I had my cbr929rr and it took a long time to get a title for it because I dumped it going 40 and needed new fairings and fenders and blinkers so it was tough to get the troopers in MA to deem my bike safe for travel especially since I bought a lot of things off eBay and no receipt means no pass hahaha
Good luck though im sure you'll sell it sooner than you think
04-12-2012, 03:37 PM
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around here w/o the salvage title it would probably sell for around 9k. with salvage it would probably go for 7k.
there is a stock lariat w/ 225k selling for 8900 (clear title) locally, but its been up for sale for a couple of months now.
there is a stock lariat w/ 225k selling for 8900 (clear title) locally, but its been up for sale for a couple of months now.
04-12-2012, 03:50 PM
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I'm going to agree with the 4-5k.
I will be picking up an 02 crew Saturday with 98k miles on it, 6 inch lift and 35's for 11k and it has a clear title. I know it all depends on finding the right buyer, but it may be worth your time to return to stock sell off the parts and then sell the truck seperately. For a while I was in the market for a hunting truck before I decided to sell my Excursion and its hard to find a decent full size truck under 3k, might come out with more that way.
I will be picking up an 02 crew Saturday with 98k miles on it, 6 inch lift and 35's for 11k and it has a clear title. I know it all depends on finding the right buyer, but it may be worth your time to return to stock sell off the parts and then sell the truck seperately. For a while I was in the market for a hunting truck before I decided to sell my Excursion and its hard to find a decent full size truck under 3k, might come out with more that way.
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Idk about 7k prices vary depending on where you live most dealerships won't even take a vehicle with a salvaged title if they do there gonna give you very little in trade
On another note your best bet is a private party sale it's tough with a salvaged title because if they register it in a different state they have to show receipts for repairs and all that jazz
You are gonna have a hard time selling it period and most likely will take a loss because those clowns at the RMV have different standards for cars with salvaged titles to pass inspections but if you have that all squared away and documentation to back it up I would say your going to get low balled wherever you try to sell it
On a positive note it's a nice truck looks to be in good condition you may be able to get around 5-6k private party but like I said salvaged tires are hard to pass off
I had my cbr929rr and it took a long time to get a title for it because I dumped it going 40 and needed new fairings and fenders and blinkers so it was tough to get the troopers in MA to deem my bike safe for travel especially since I bought a lot of things off eBay and no receipt means no pass hahaha
Good luck though im sure you'll sell it sooner than you think
On another note your best bet is a private party sale it's tough with a salvaged title because if they register it in a different state they have to show receipts for repairs and all that jazz
You are gonna have a hard time selling it period and most likely will take a loss because those clowns at the RMV have different standards for cars with salvaged titles to pass inspections but if you have that all squared away and documentation to back it up I would say your going to get low balled wherever you try to sell it
On a positive note it's a nice truck looks to be in good condition you may be able to get around 5-6k private party but like I said salvaged tires are hard to pass off
I had my cbr929rr and it took a long time to get a title for it because I dumped it going 40 and needed new fairings and fenders and blinkers so it was tough to get the troopers in MA to deem my bike safe for travel especially since I bought a lot of things off eBay and no receipt means no pass hahaha
Good luck though im sure you'll sell it sooner than you think
04-13-2012, 03:14 PM
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Ok I didn't really read your post in full I was just going off of other posts
At any rate the truck to a dealership trade is virtually worthless with any kind of discrepancy or marked title
Your best bet is still gonna be private party sale
I would ask for around 6k and take whatever you get but definitely try to make it as close to stock as you can that way your not taking a huge loss for the money invested
At any rate the truck to a dealership trade is virtually worthless with any kind of discrepancy or marked title
Your best bet is still gonna be private party sale
I would ask for around 6k and take whatever you get but definitely try to make it as close to stock as you can that way your not taking a huge loss for the money invested