OT: Would you sell for a cash offer?
#31
We are looking for a good 7.3 extended cab 8' box DRW truck if any of you southern guys wanna let one go?
I'd sell my X for anything over 18K but not a penny less.
I am also one of those unshaven, hole in the shoe kind of guys that pays cash for everything. The poorer people think you are the less they ask of you. I find when I wear nice cloths and drive me X people are always bothering me for stuff. When I drive my pos civic and wear every day work cloths people don't even wanna look at me and thats the way I like it.
I'd sell my X for anything over 18K but not a penny less.
I am also one of those unshaven, hole in the shoe kind of guys that pays cash for everything. The poorer people think you are the less they ask of you. I find when I wear nice cloths and drive me X people are always bothering me for stuff. When I drive my pos civic and wear every day work cloths people don't even wanna look at me and thats the way I like it.
#32
I don't think 14k is low. It's a niche market with a fairly small buyer base. I had been thinking about selling but on the fence. Maint cost is high and my needs have changed. I only drive it 5 miles a day, no towing, etc.
I love the ex as much as the next person on the forum but I felt like it was time to move on.
I did back up what I said to the buyer. Sold the ex on saturday, cash in hand.
I love the ex as much as the next person on the forum but I felt like it was time to move on.
I did back up what I said to the buyer. Sold the ex on saturday, cash in hand.
Funny how I think we all go through that "what if I had said $xx instead of $yy"
#33
It's all about where you are in life and what you need. The people saying they wouldn't part with their vehicles for anything less than 20k just mean they don't want to sell and that's fine.
For me, I was using the Ex as a short distance commuter, not it's strong suit, so I thought it was time to sell and I got a good price for it. No hassles, no crazy craigslist people. Cash and a done deal.
With the money I'm going to buy a portable lift for the garage, a temporary car and be on the lookout for an Extended cab short bed SD with a stick that needs work. The rest of the money will be invested until I get an urge for another vehicle.
For me, I was using the Ex as a short distance commuter, not it's strong suit, so I thought it was time to sell and I got a good price for it. No hassles, no crazy craigslist people. Cash and a done deal.
With the money I'm going to buy a portable lift for the garage, a temporary car and be on the lookout for an Extended cab short bed SD with a stick that needs work. The rest of the money will be invested until I get an urge for another vehicle.
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#35
Agreed!
I would never give a quick number out of my head. You will always lowball yourself!
I dont think I could sell mine now.. But the right price maybe.. Been eyeing up some volvo semis to haul our RV. But no rush on that.
#36
It was funny because I had been thinking of selling and just posted an ad on craigslist the day prior, so the number was thought out. I wonder if timeframe / work has something to do with it. I had lots of time into that Ex and had it for 3 years. I know Joe has a lot of time in his and he said he'd let his go.
#37
Wow....I completely zoned out, I just realized this was about Excursions, I said 20k+ for my dually, I would guess Ex's are even rarer than trucks, I would think I could score another nice 350 psd for 15k but with my low miles and rust free almost mint truck...not a dime under 20k. I have never seen or heard of one even close to what I found, so I think my asking price would be pretty reasonable
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#39
I'm with you, mine is a teenager ! But the guy was serious, I'm guessing because we're in NJ...the land of rust and such, he looked underneath and his eyes got wide ! When I said no thanks to his generous offer...he handed me his # and kindly begged me to call him if I changed my mind. I was flattered and thanked my wife again,although she wasn't there, for letting me buy the truck when I did. Rust free is nearly non existent here in jersey.
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#41
PLEASE BE CAUTIOUS! I had a similar situation a few years ago where I overpriced and the guy said lets go to the bank, it's just down the street. Got ready to get in the vehicle and another guy came up and the next thing I know they are both trying to scam me. I'm not saying that is the case here, but you want to be careful that someone isn't waiting for you at the bank when you both get there. Sorry to be untrusting, but it happened and I am a little more careful in my decisions. Good luck on your decision, I know it would be tough to decide to let go or keep my truck, but 14 wouldn't do it for me.
And as far as me selling my truck I am a cradle to grave kind of guy when it comes to my trucks. I don't care about the latest and greatest truck out. And my old 7.3 only has 200k on it so it isn't even close to the grave.
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#45
I have always said I would keep my truck for a long time. I've had it 10 years now and would probably entertain offers.
I did sell a Mustang for a cash offer. The guy had only seen pictures of it. When he found out I was about to trade it for 93 Cobra, he made me a cash offer. I delivered the car that night. He drove it around the block and handed me cash. It was kind of a weird deal. I had a lot of time and sweat into that car, but sold it with no regrets. My wife cried.
I did sell a Mustang for a cash offer. The guy had only seen pictures of it. When he found out I was about to trade it for 93 Cobra, he made me a cash offer. I delivered the car that night. He drove it around the block and handed me cash. It was kind of a weird deal. I had a lot of time and sweat into that car, but sold it with no regrets. My wife cried.