2013 SCREW - tons 'o mods but high miles

[Uzzirider]

What's this rig worth? 2103 SCREW with 90K miles, whipple blower, suspension mods, and a fair amount of wear&tear.
Seems like it would be in the 40K neighborhood but all the additions/mods are the wildcard. Being new to the Raptor market, what would this truck actually SELL for?
Ford: F-150 Raptor | eBay

 

[r1_hauler]

For 60k the seller might be sitting on that truck for a while; very nice truck just too many miles IMO. Vehicles with wraps always make me a little nervous. First question that comes to my mind is did the seller just want something different or is the paint that bad?

 

[SlimChaChi]

That's keys truck, he sold it to the buyer for much less. The engine and front suspension are the highlights of the truck. Rear end is pretty much just a set of 3.0s


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Paint is fine btw


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[Mluis11]

Is this the 2nd owner after Keylin sold it or is this the guy Key sold it to? I wonder why it's changing hands so much if this will be the 3rd owner since Key sold it.


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[Uzzirider]

That's keys truck, he sold it to the buyer for much less. The engine and front suspension are the highlights of the truck. Rear end is pretty much just a set of 3.0s

Do you know what that number was?

I was actually looking at your truck quite a bit, but it's more than I want to spend. Great build tho, it's given me inspiration.

 

[SlimChaChi]

Is this the 2nd owner after Keylin sold it or is this the guy Key sold it to? I wonder why it's changing hands so much if this will be the 3rd owner since Key sold it.


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i think key traded this guy for an M3 and he's trying to flip it. shit, if he's asking 60 i should ask more for mine, but asking and getting are two very different things. i can see him getting in the mid 40s, possibly high 40s. but this is the second owner as far as i can tell, he's had other ads on craigslist as well.

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Do you know what that number was?

I was actually looking at your truck quite a bit, but it's more than I want to spend. Great build tho, it's given me inspiration.

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[Mluis11]

Do you know what that number was?



I was actually looking at your truck quite a bit, but it's more than I want to spend. Great build tho, it's given me inspiration.

If your end game is to have a truck like this then I'd highly suggest to find a way to buy this one if at all possible. I know it seems like a lot, but it'll save you a ton of money in the long run to get a truck to this point. Knowing what all those upgrades cost and the cost of labor including truck downtime, this thing is a hell of a deal!


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i think key traded this guy for an M3 and he's trying to flip it. shit, if he's asking 60 i should ask more for mine, but asking and getting are two very different things. i can see him getting in the mid 40s, possibly high 40s. but this is the second owner as far as i can tell, he's had other ads on craigslist as well.

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Ah, copy.


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[SlimChaChi]

If your end game is to have a truck like this then I'd highly suggest to find a way to buy this one if at all possible. I know it seems like a lot, but it'll save you a ton of money in the long run to get a truck to this point. Knowing what all those upgrades cost and the cost of labor including truck downtime, this thing is a hell of a deal!

i'd have to agree, a lot of times newer buyers don't realize the cost associated with getting the truck to where it's at. downtime is costly, as are parts and labor. i had a guy basically offer what a stock raptor would cost him, starting rambling on about his gt500 and how it's lost value. everyone knows the values will drop, that's for certain, but to not be mindful of performance based mods and the cost associated with them can make you lose out on a solid deal.

 

[Mluis11]

i'd have to agree, a lot of times newer buyers don't realize the cost associated with getting the truck to where it's at. downtime is costly, as are parts and labor. i had a guy basically offer what a stock raptor would cost him, starting rambling on about his gt500 and how it's lost value. everyone knows the values will drop, that's for certain, but to not be mindful of performance based mods and the cost associated with them can make you lose out on a solid deal.

Guys could always buy Rogue's "Dominator" Chevy for $115k and have 3/4 of the performance as yours[emoji23]


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[Uzzirider]

If your end game is to have a truck like this then I'd highly suggest to find a way to buy this one if at all possible. I know it seems like a lot, but it'll save you a ton of money in the long run to get a truck to this point. Knowing what all those upgrades cost and the cost of labor including truck downtime, this thing is a hell of a deal!

You must be buddies with the seller!
It would cost a lot to duplicate, that's for sure. But mods are never a great investment for resale, we all get hammered (i've sold some nice stuff in the past, too) when we go to unload.

asking and getting are two very different things. i can see him getting in the mid 40s, possibly high 40s.

Thanks, that's what I was thinking too. Mid forties. The mods are cool but mileage always trumps everything. 90K miles on a 2013 is pretty nuts. Ultimately it's only worth what someone will pay.