Am I the only one that is having a bad feeling about this?
1) unable to tell the difference between a SCab and a SCrew
2) leave off the price
3) leave out the mileage
4) Drop $3000.00 that easily
5) What Intake and Exhaust upgrade?
6) What are the Badging upgrade?
Doesn't sound like he is the proud owner of a Raptor and is selling it.
Just a BAD feelings! Hope I'm dead wrong, but just cant shake the feelings.
I'm sorry I did not put the correct information in there... However this sounds, I am helping my friend sell this truck who just bought a tesla, he is the second owner and any information can be worked through him as he is available to discuss any details. I work from home so I thought I would help him out by doing this.
- Price is: $39,000
- Mileage 68,000
- The truck has been for sale for a month and his wife is anxious to get rid of the extra expense of having it with the new car. This is the reason for price drop.
- The short exhaust was done with the intake (this was information provided)
- Badging are the vinyl stickers, etc...
If you would like any further information I would be happy to help.
*Also, if you guys could please let me know what a good price would be to get for the truck, that would be helpful as well.
I have had multiple offers from dealers which are relatively close to this one, so I thought the price would be in line.
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Same. I wouldn't touch this at all. New user here with less than 5 post and can't follow the rules.
There is so many other better deals with more capable trucks that have a better price. Saw a white SCAB selling in the Phoenix area that had 3.0's and the rear setup really nice on Craigslist for $26,000. It was a 2010 with 90k miles but done right.
What would a correct price?
In my area on craigslist:
2014 - $44999 78,000 miles
2011 - $43000 49,000 miles
2012 - $40500 56,000 miles
2011 - $38500 72,000 miles
They are all in that range, you can't compare the SCAB noted to this truck at all.
