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I've seen a few pics of this prototype. I'd like one for my truck. Just waiting on a price to be released.

 

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Yeah, they should be releasing pricing soon. They asked for my truck back on the 28th so they can do some final testing.

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Yes

 

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That's a good price, I'd try and get them to maybe 35 but yeah that's not bad

 

 

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Is it a salvage title?

No, clean title.

 

That's a good price, I'd try and get them to maybe 35 but yeah that's not bad

 

 

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I'd rather sell privately, I hate dealerships. I'm thinking about listing it on ebay with a starting bid of $30k.

 

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take the money - if you need it . if not list it , seat back and enjoy it . good looking truck

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Putting her up for sale this weekend. Any recommendations on price? It's a loaded out 2014 double cab 1LZ LTZ with 19,106 miles, 6.2L, 4x4 and every option except max tow and navigation. The rest is in my signature. KBB has her around $28k in my area and one dealership has offered $32.5k.

 

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Pretty good price but I'd try tossing it on eBay but set a reserve. At 32.5. If it isn't met then go to the dealer.

 

Also, should've sold me that hood [emoji849]

 

 

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take the money - if you need it . if not list it , seat back and enjoy it . good looking truck

I don't need the money just like everyone else want to get the most money out of it. Once it sells I'm putting all the money towards my student loans.

Pretty good price but I'd try tossing it on eBay but set a reserve. At 32.5. If it isn't met then go to the dealer.

 

Also, should've sold me that hood [emoji849]

 

 

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Haha the hood was too good of a deal to pass up. I couldn't even buy a factory hood for that.

 

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I swapped my cheap led fog light bulbs out with some opt7 fluxbeams. Ill see how they look tonight. Seem to be a lot brighter. Hopefully ill have some pics later.

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Installed the z71 grill and the bumper with fog lights [emoji1419]

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This is my favorite truck on here. I need to drop mine and get those wheels. Do you have a build thread by any chance?

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Putting her up for sale this weekend. Any recommendations on price? It's a loaded out 2014 double cab 1LZ LTZ with 19,106 miles, 6.2L, 4x4 and every option except max tow and navigation. The rest is in my signature. KBB has her around $28k in my area and one dealership has offered $32.5k.

 

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I sold my 2014 All Terrain SLE on Cars.com for $35k. Headlights were custom, level, trail Grapp's, tonneau cover. It was only the 5.3 too. I'd say throw it up on eBay and Cars and just wait for somebody to give you what you want. Could probably get $37k imo...good luck...

 

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