2006 Supercharged Crewcab 1500
09-14-2009, 10:10 PM
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well, goes to ebay next week, autotrader, and mautofied. if it doesnt sell there, then there will probably be a part-out thread. 
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09-15-2009, 12:04 AM
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Give it time. You're not going to sell a unique vehicle like that over night. It's worth every penny you're asking and then some, but $30k isn't pocket change and it takes time for people to know if they're interested or know someone that is. I would keep going the free/forum listing for a couple of weeks unless you're really in a hurry. eBay and Autotrader add up so quick. If I could spare the money instead of having just spent over $20k in my business I would be on that thing like white on rice. Good luck either way, it's a bad *** ride.
09-15-2009, 12:50 AM
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Give it time. You're not going to sell a unique vehicle like that over night. It's worth every penny you're asking and then some, but $30k isn't pocket change and it takes time for people to know if they're interested or know someone that is. I would keep going the free/forum listing for a couple of weeks unless you're really in a hurry. eBay and Autotrader add up so quick. If I could spare the money instead of having just spent over $20k in my business I would be on that thing like white on rice. Good luck either way, it's a bad *** ride.
Took me about two months to sell my supercharged Avalanche, and when I did, the buyer had to come up with about $4K cash on his own because his credit union would only cover Blue Book, and I had some serious mods on it. BTW, sold it on EBay.
