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macd7919

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Hey guys, not sure if this is allowed but here goes. I may need to sell my B2 soon as I am moving and need some spare cash etc...What do you think is a fair market price for what I have?

1989 B2
4wd
Approx 20k on full motor rebuild (2.9L)
M5OD Trans Swap (all new bushings/metal seals)
10" Clutch/Flywheel Swap
Excellent Interior (8.5 out of 10)
A/C
Brand New Alternator
New Battery
Brand New Ignition Control Module
Brand New Coil
Brand New Clutch
Freshly Turned Flywheel (10" 4.0L)
Brand New Tie Rods
Sony Cd Player
Brand New Hatch Struts
Brand New BFG Tires (30")
Excellent Shape Explorer Aluminum Wheels
Brand New Rear Brake Shoes/Cylinders/Hardware
Tachometer Gauge Cluster
All fresh Diff/Trans Fluids
New Air Filter
Brand New Spare Tire
Bunch of spare parts (calipers, drive shaft etc..)

Hasn't been off road outside of some dirt roads.

Body is in good shape, no rust, small dent just behind passenger side headlight, no door dings etc...


What do you guys think is a fair price?
 


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If it is all that my opinion is why the F are you even thinking of getting rid of it. Take it out and trash it first then after a couple of years if you feel you should sell it they are worth more with cascade mountain pin striping (scratches and dents) and worn out springs.
 

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Somewhere between $1500 and $2000 depending on your market. Personally, I would never spend more than $1,500, not that it is not worth more. I would rather fix up a $500 beater then spend more than $1500 on one.

My Current BII exterior is ugly as sin, but the interior is mint and it runs great. It was basically saved from the shredder and is constantly being reborn.
 
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If it is all that my opinion is why the F are you even thinking of getting rid of it. Take it out and trash it first then after a couple of years if you feel you should sell it they are worth more with cascade mountain pin striping (scratches and dents) and worn out springs.
Ahhhhhh....the Cascade Mountain Pin Striping! Damn Alders.
 

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it really depends on the market youre after. 4 wheeling crowd, well theyre not gonna wanna spend a fortune on something thats gonna have the dogsnot beaten out of it anyway, so yea 1500 max there. BUT if you market it as a reliable econo minded vehicle like a "great for a second car" or "buy now and be ready for next winter" kinda thing or great for a teens first car, and show proof of the work done especially the engine rebuild, in those type markets, maybe between 2500-3000.
 

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you know man, after re reading that it could be considered a partial restoration, and since its 21 years old, thats justifiable to restore, so, in the right condition, maybe upwards of 4 grand is possible if you can market it right. i mean i know people arent restoring the b2s yet, but these are probably bound to go the way of the half cab and be a hot resto item as the years go on and the numbers decrease from wrecks, rust, abuse and fires. my sis had a mint 88 with 47k original on it that burned to the ground in 01.
 

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prob 1000-1500
 

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Where is it? I'll give you a grand for a good B2
 

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One of the reasons that we buy these B2s is there cheap sucks when you sell them though.
 

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I would start at $2k and see what you get for bites.

$1500 would probably be about as low as I would go though, but if you need it gone you need it gone... go as low as you have to.
 

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Thanks for the input guys, as I was saying I don't have to sell it, just thinking about it as I'm getting ready to move etc... I was thinking in the neighborhood of $2000 or so (to the average person, craigslist etc...) I know most people here would want a B2 just to beat on and this one hasn't been abused so it would be a waste for someone who just wanted to bash it. Either way, just wanted to make sure my price wasn't way out in left field or anything.
 

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I want one to build and tow with, not to beat up.
 

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Okay, I'll mention it! How about a picture? I saw a prime one (XLS) on the street a couple of weeks ago. Sure rather have one like that then some of the other "stuff" they sell today. Don't have to go off-road to enjoy a BII.
Dave
 

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Sure rather have one like that then some of the other "stuff" they sell today. Don't have to go off-road to enjoy a BII.
Dave
Amen. BII's are awesome little trucks. AND fun to work on.
 

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Hey where are you located? I might have a good home for it!
 

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