i love my truck, and there is nothing mechanically wrong with it. it is properly maintained by certified ford employees(my work), but the fun factor has pretty much worn off. i found a nice 05 eb with 36k miles that looks nice for a hair over $20k. obviously, that can be negotiated. i have a number in my head, and i want to see what you guys come up with, and go from there. all add-ons and upgrades(minus my new wheels, and eclipse head unit))would stay with the truck. 2003 eddie bauer: 2nd row bench, oem navigation, moonroof, powerfold 3rd row rear seats, oem dvd player, eatc, pretty much every option except rsc and air ride. 92k miles, but i put 20k on it last year alone....i drive down to disney 2-3 times a year(3k miles round trip).

 

Google Kelly Blue Book

 

kbb and nada dont take into effect the supercharger and various other items. plus, they are always high...which is why dealers are "selling below nada". there are a lot of 03 expy' around with asking prices still between 13,500-16,500, which is good for me i guess. so if i can get more "value" for the add-ons, i may be in the ballpark i am looking. i am just asking here what someone on this site would pay for the truck.

 

i suppose it really depends on whether you find someone looking for the supercharger. i'd personally pay more for that (within reason), but i've always been interested in owning an aftermarket s/c vehicle.however i'm sure most expy shoppers are just looking for an everyday expy at a good price and wouldn't consider paying more for it.

you may have to just sit on your asking price for a while until you get lucky and connect with the right buyer.

as you mentioned, KB and Nada are ridiculously high for many makes/models. i'd check autotrader.com and cars.com to see what comparable vehicles (minus the s/c) are selling for and then adjust from there.

and then if you eventually feel like going really cheap - give me a call!!

gl,
al

 

it's on craigslist now. i listed a price, and said would consider trade for 05/06 eddie bauer with low miles...though that's likely not to happen!!

 

I've gotten a lot more replies over the years (selling my various vehicles) through autotrader.com and cars.com than craigslist...but you never know.

 

Unfortunately, with gas prices the way they are, there is an abundance of larger suv's on the market right now, and their value has really gone down a lot in the last year or so. I would guess if you are trying to trade at the dealer, the supercharger is not going to be worth any more to them at all, takes a unique person that would buy a used vehicle with one, awfully risky from the buyers standpoint.