Whats the going price for a lifted 2500HD?

1BADHD · July 2, 2003

What do you think I could get for my truck? I have been thinking about a diesel for many months. And decided to go ahead with the lift a couple months ago. Well I went to the dealer yesterday and he shot me a price on a new Max. I about fell over. With 0% interest my payments will be much cheaper. And I have a lot of potential for more power. Here is a list of stuff thats on my truck. In case some of you didnt know.

2001 Silverado 2500HD. 6.0, 4.10's, 4x4 and auto.

44,000 miles.

Rancho lift.

Eagle 102's. 16x10.

315/75/16 X-terrains.

Rancho Traction Bars.

Custom Dual exhaust.

ASP Pulleys.

Dual 14" Electric Fans.

Predator Programmer.

Poweraid TB Spcaer.

Taylor Plug Wires.

Stainless Nerf Bars.

Stainless bed reails.

Billet grill.

And a bunch of odds and ends to make the truck look better.

So what do you all think. Or do you think I am outta my mind to be thinking about selling? Thanks.

HendyPhoto · July 2, 2003

Go to www.kbb.com then kinda add a little for the extras that they dont have listed. Its a great site.

1BADHD · July 2, 2003

Did that. You can get teh Private Party Value. Which is $22960. But they dont have options to add teh lift, wheels, tires and so on. I just want to know a fair price.

hdmax · July 5, 2003

One thing you have to understand is, With all the rebates and 0% financing. The used truck/car market has went to the dogs. If you get $24,000 out of your truck, I think you will be doing good. You maybe better off trading it in on the new truck.

Years ago (when trucks were $6000 brand pankin` new) you were better off selling out right, But sometimes trade ins are better. and I think right now it is better.

BlackSilver · July 8, 2003

Some of the mods on your ride (like the lift) may actually DETRACT from the sale price, since they point towards "hard use". If they will fit on your next truck you might want to pull them off and save them for the next rig, or sell them on eBay or some such place. Heavily modified trucks tend to be hard to peddle as they appeal to a quite limited universe of potential buyers.