Hey y'all, I'm getting ready to sell my truck because I'm going to get a Cummins like I always wanted... I have an '06 F250 Vermillion Red FX4 CCSB, 141,xxx miles, leveled with aftermarket wheels and Nitto Terra Grappler G2 tires w/5k miles on them, custom Harley headlights, head studs, RCD EGR Delete, Banks Technicooler with IC Pipes & CAI/Intake Horn, powermax turbo, 190/100 injectors, IDP Xtreme Street Tune, 4" downpipe, 5" catback straight pipe & 6" tip, AirDog II-4G DF-165 lift pump with XDP fuel sump, dual steering stabilizer, new steering box, drag link, tie rod, front U-joints & ball joints, just had the rear diff serviced with new axle seals & calipers, brake job done last May, new batteries last May. That's all I can think of right now. Does anyone think I could get $24/$25K for my truck? Again I know it's kind of a rude and weird thing to ask but I don't know as much about the pricing of these trucks as I would like and thought that you guys might be able to help me with a price that I should post for my truck for when I sell it. Thanks in advance, Jeremy

 

Just my opinion, with all that's been done to your truck I think you are looking for a very specific buyer and that might be a tough one. I would check with Edmunds, Kelley and NADA book values for your truck as stock to get an average to get to the number your looking for. Add ons and deletes aren't necessarily going to have that much if any effect values to average buyers.

 

I agree. Unfortunately, money dumped into a truck to make it the way you want it generally does not have a good return on the investment.
The next guy is likely to look up a value on NADA, KBB or Edmunds and offer from there. But you never know. You may be lucky and stumble into a buyer looking for a particular year where someone else has already done the heavy lifting on the improvement front.

 

Its worth what someone will pay for it, and like stated above you need to find "that buyer" to pay your price. I assume is a 6.0, not sure on the year. But my truck, which doesn't have nearly the work yours has wouldn't pull that money and I have 1/2 the miles.

Good Luck,

Sarge

Edit: I see that you also have an 06, honestly I think if you get 20k for that truck you're doing good, best I could muster for mine on a trade was 18,500 and I walked away, just couldn't do it. Now the Dodge dealer was willing to give me 23,500...on paper.