[waterfowler06]

I'm really considering selling my 99' Cummins it has 200,000 on it and it's a laramie slt. KBB says its worth about 6500. Do i take into account it has a new tranny with 10,000 on it, new FASS fuel pump and injection pump within 3years. It also had a different motor put into it at 73,000 (I think the original was a 53 block). Do those things vary the price or do you just take into account it's stock kbb price?

Thanks

 

[Blueboy]

If you have all receipts for work done, that would make it worth more.
It would also depend on what shape the truck was in.

 

[firemanmike69]

check out the classifieds on here and ebay and craigslist to see what trucks are going for and price it according to that

 

[Blueboy]

Firemanmike I live in Webster NY.

 

[firemanmike69]

O nice that's about 3 hours west of me. I'd put your truck in for like 10500 and see what kind of interest you get on it you can always lower the price


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[BlackBandit]

Take kbb and add 10k to it, seems to be how everyone else does it, lol. Definitely start at 10k and go from there, gives you plenty of room to negotiate.

 

[weblake]

Is your truck an auto or a manual?

 

[waterfowler06]

Is your truck an auto or a manual?

It's an automatic

 

[firemanmike69]

Is the new tranny built at all?


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[waterfowler06]

It is just a stock one. I had the local dodge dealership put it in and ended up getting a 3yr/30,000 mile warranty with it. I would have gone built, but at the time it's all i could afford.

Is the new tranny built at all?


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[Ops]

I work for an outfit that assigns a price to used cars based on market survey, and I can tell you that KBB is largely fiction.

As posted above, I'd post it for $10k and see what kind of results you get.

Ops