92 Cab Value?
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92 Cab Value?
What is a good starting price for a 92 Cab with auto? It has 145K on the clock. The body and paint are good. Some rock chips. New belts 12 months ago with WP. The top is good with no rips, the rear window is not cracked and it is still clear. I was thinking around 10 K.
I am just thinking out loud currently but maybe I just might sell it.
Nothing special, no M030 or anything good like that.
I am just thinking out loud currently but maybe I just might sell it.
Nothing special, no M030 or anything good like that.
Last edited by wwboater; Dec 7, 2007 at 11:06 PM.
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What is a good starting price for a 92 Cab with auto? It has 145K on the clock. The body and paint are good. Some rock chips. New belts 12 months ago with WP. The top is good with no rips, the rear window is not cracked and it is still clear. I was thinking around 10 K.
I am just thinking out loud currently but maybe I just might sell it.
I am just thinking out loud currently but maybe I just might sell it.
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I would think more in the $8.5K-9k range should be your bottomline. With tip, either they want it or they don't. You shouldn't be dealing with, " well, I really wanted a 6 speed, but.."
Starting at $10k is spot on.
As far as anything special as Jeff stated, I paid a major premium on my Riveira Blue cab because its the only one in the country and I absolutely love and wanted that color. So, anything special would definitely add to the asking price.
Raj
Starting at $10k is spot on.
As far as anything special as Jeff stated, I paid a major premium on my Riveira Blue cab because its the only one in the country and I absolutely love and wanted that color. So, anything special would definitely add to the asking price.
Raj
