How do you price a used truck nowadays (realistically?)

[Cadcom]

I’m thinking about selling a few vehicles. Both are well used but serviceable. I’ve seen junk listed well over what I would Ask for either of mine. How do you price trucks now to sell? Should I just shoot for the moon with stupid pricing and see what happens? One is my 1988 K1500. 350 TBI and 4 speed auto, Tons of miles, odometer broken at around 300k but has had motor replaced as well as transmission and Rear end rebuilt over time. 4wd works body in good shape with faded red paint, and it’s fun to drive - but I have no idea anymore if it’s worth $2500 or $9500!?

 

[keith089]

Better pics might help more

 

[lewdog]

4,000 is a fair price as is. I have a red 89 too

 

[Cadcom]

4,000 is a fair price as is. I have a red 89 too

That’s about where I was thinking.

 

[spistols]

AC work? Many people ask that this time of the year. May sell for more closer to fall weather where there is no need for AC and when people will be using 4wd.

 

[roundhouse]

AC work? Many people ask that this time of the year. May sell for more closer to fall weather where there is no need for AC and when people will be using 4wd.

I would definfilty be asking that .
Repairing the ac on a vehicle is $1,200-2000 easily .

 

[Triptones]

Listed my 2004 Toyota Tundra Limited, 246k miles and everything worked with no issues and always serviced. Listed on Craigslist for $9K and sold it on the second day.

 

[Triptones]

I would definfilty be asking that .
Repairing the ac on a vehicle is $1,200-2000 easily .

Just did that in my 2015 Z71 and cost $1785.00 without replacing the compressor.

 

[Cadcom]

AC work? Many people ask that this time of the year. May sell for more closer to fall weather where there is no need for AC and when people will be using 4wd.

I replaced the compressor recently. It chuckles in when AC button is engaged but needs the dryer and eval replaced. I’m listing it today but really having second thoughts about selling it at all.

 

[H2O MAN]

I’m thinking about selling a few vehicles. Both are well used but serviceable. I’ve seen junk listed well over what I would Ask for either of mine. How do you price trucks now to sell? Should I just shoot for the moon with stupid pricing and see what happens? One is my 1988 K1500. 350 TBI and 4 speed auto, Tons of miles, odometer broken at around 300k but has had motor replaced as well as transmission and Rear end rebuilt over time. 4wd works body in good shape with faded red paint, and it’s fun to drive - but I have no idea anymore if it’s worth $2500 or $9500!?

Used Truck Prices

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