Truck Shop
Senior Member
Right now you could sell a turd if had headlights.
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Truck prices
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You may want to keep it unless you can walk to work.
dieseldog5.9
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You have to have the right piece, in the right price range. Kubota dealers have no inventory, watched an auction last week that kubota equipment went for good money. The auction was in Pennsylvania, one outfit in Washington bought most of it.
terex herder
Senior Member
Went by Doonan Peterbilt lot in Great Bend, KS the other day. Lot was completely bare except for a 20+ yo GMC single axle. Usually a couple of dozen trucks, several new.
DMiller
Senior Member
Have THREE Now, awaiting the KW to be Completed, do not care if next week or next year they just want to see it done so can Bid War on it. 2005 built '04 W900L, Rebuilt C15 cloned to 6NZ. Have all the numbers and listings for components as well the repairs lists. One stated he will start bidding at $60k when he can see it completed and painted out. These three two run Bull Racks, the last a local guy just hauls Grain and Farm supplies as bulk fertilizers. Have repeated myself time and again not really interested in selling, they are paying little heed.
You get the best return selling something you don't want to sell. Sold a pickup many years ago like that, was just selling rims and tires guy asked if I would sell the truck I said it's not for sale, no one would pay me what it's worth to me, he made me an offer I couldn't refuse so it was gone. It made sense, it was lifted etc and I had a stupid amount of money into it and selling it helped me buy a house quicker. I've had ex's joke that I would sell them for the right price, because I always say anything is for sale for the right price.
Truck Shop
Senior Member
Average price for new $235,000 to $250,000, a used 359, 379 late 80's vintage $100,000 and up, the
sky is the limit right now.
sky is the limit right now.
Truck Shop
Senior Member
And just to back up what I posted-This big cam cummins that I just built and sold in less than three days
after posting on two separate truck groups on facebook. I have received no less than 16 pm's asking if it
was sold or do I have anymore, or do I have any rebuilt B model Cat's. If I had 25 engines setting rebuilt
I could sell everyone in two weeks. I have another BCII and a B model 400 and those are already spoken
for.
after posting on two separate truck groups on facebook. I have received no less than 16 pm's asking if it
was sold or do I have anymore, or do I have any rebuilt B model Cat's. If I had 25 engines setting rebuilt
I could sell everyone in two weeks. I have another BCII and a B model 400 and those are already spoken
for.
Truck Shop
Senior Member
The blue clt 9000 ford $30,000, 1979 kw $120,000, 1984 pete 359 $95,000.
Truck Shop
Senior Member
Preheater for cold climate.
Truck Shop
Senior Member
It is but that is a ton of money for a standard hood W900. Long hoods normally in that price range and up.
DMiller
Senior Member
Not many if ANY pre 2007 models available around here. Most are snatched up long before ink is dry for sales ads, have to be pretty well used up and junk to still be in sales ads. Are tons of unscrupulous dealers out there sitting on machines, most of which have Salvage Titles so Buyer Beware.
Truck Shop
Senior Member
Anything on the market needs to be checked including the radiator cap. There is some real tired
trucks on the market, recaps and a paint job to entice.
trucks on the market, recaps and a paint job to entice.