whats my truck worth?

[Gotta_gofast]

Your truck will appeal to someone looking for a vehicle that can haul stuff such as yard waste and lumber for projects yet retain acceptable fuel economy.

Why not hop on craigslist and search around for similar vehicles. Then, throw up a price and see what happens. If no one is offering you what you want then don't sell it. Its a buyers market right now, so don't expect to pull in big money for it.

What would I pay? Well, if the truck is in good shape and does not need any repairs I would be willing to pay $2000-$2200 (although I would most likely pass as I could find a 98+ 2wd for that price with patience). But, keep in mind I'm the type that looks for a good deal. If I have to pay full price for a vehicle I'll just pass on it and prey on someone more desperate to sell their vehicle! haha, sounds evil.

 

[Rose2300]

There arent really a lot of people in Boise Idaho going to the dump haha. Its more urban. I see the market as someone looking to start a small business and cant afford a gas guzzling fullsize, or someone who wants a fuel efficient commuter, but likes the versatility and capability of a small pickup. Idk, ive gotten a few calls already and i listed it at 4k

 

[gjm4l]

told ya'

 

[Rose2300]

told ya'

Im still debating selling it, theres an 02 reg cab ranger with a 6 in lift and 43k on the odo that im goin to look at after thanksgiving. If I don't like the looks of it i'll pry keep my mazda for a little while longer

 

[MJ'sBlkBII]

Put your stats into KBB or NADA and it will give you an idea.

 

[Rose2300]

we'll i figured i'd post the outcome:

I listed the truck in january at 4k obo. a week later a guy came from 2 cities awy to look at it. he did a walk around, and then he testdrove it. when he got back he climbed out and said i'll take it, and cut me a check for 4000. no haggling either.


i guess its all in the presentation, and advertising (a wash and wax, and a well worded craigslist ad)