[Grizzlymudder]

2007 Nissan Titan LE Crew Cab. Original owner. Galaxy black, black leather interior, 107k miles, Offroad package, Big tow package, Rancho 4.5" suspension lift, 2 sets of like new wheels and tires, Airaid cold air intake, Uprev tuning, JBA long tube headers with Cajun exhaust components and JBA muffler, 6 disc Rockford Fosgate cd changer with aux input, rear DVD, cruise control, power heated seats, power windows, remote start, keyless entry, dual zone climate control, Extang solid fold tonneau cover, vent visors, Husky Liner front and rear floor mats, 3 year old Meyer Super-V LD snow plow. Runs like a top, just inspected, excellent condition, well taken care of. All service records available. Many new, recent parts. Title in hand. Can take and text or email pics of whatever you want to see. $19,000 cash or certified bank check. Located in Laconia NH. Truck will be available for pickup as soon as my new one arrives.

 

[drpeeb]

Just FYI, my '05 KC 4x2 SE with 160K miles seems to be valued at around $7K +/-. I realize yours is 2 years newer, a crew cab, LE instead of SE, ~60K fewer miles and 4x4, but are you sure about the $19K?

When it comes time to sell mine, I'm hoping you're right ... I like your price range better than mine!

Edit: Could be a difference in NH's economy vs here in FL too.

 

[Grizzlymudder]

kkb is about 15 on the truck itself. plus 15k in goodies, parts etc, i think 19 is pretty close. you always want to start high anyway, right?

 

[UberFast]

I bought my 2010 SE 4x4 with 6" lift, 35's on aftermarket wheels for $18.5k 3 years ago. Not trying to knock you but $19k is crazy. The bank doesn't care how many parts you put on the truck, that doesn't add value. You'll come out on top parting it out and selling it stock. Either way, good luck with sell

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[LUBECAKES]

Does anyone not realize how much a plow costs?

 

[Grizzlymudder]

^ exactly. if i didn't have a plow on it, i'd be asking a lot less.

 

[UberFast]

Unless someone is paying cash for it then it doesn't matter how much the plow cost. The bank is going to finance based on the nada value of the vehicle itself. Like I said earlier, sell the plow seperate. You'll have an easier time selling it like that.

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[Grizzlymudder]

no, it'll cost me money to have it uninstalled. but thanks for the input uber.

 

[UberFast]

All just my opinion. Good luck with sale.

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[danman]

Does anyone not realize how much a plow costs?

No relevant, just curious. What do plows usually run for this application?

 

[drpeeb]

No relevant, just curious. What do plows usually run for this application?

I wouldn't really know since I live in FL and have never bought one, but I know new and used tractor implements fairly well, so I'm gonna try to guess real quick before the real answer comes along:

Split, adjustable hydraulic plow new, with upgraded front suspension and full installation: $9K-$10K

Split, adjustable hydraulic plow used but in good condition, asking price: $7K-$8K

Split, adjustable hydraulic plow used but in good condition, price paid by actual person with cash: $4K

Split, adjustable hydraulic plow used but in good condition installed on used truck being sold: $250-$1K

 

[Grizzlymudder]

this plow, in this condition, at 3 years old is worth 3k all day long.

 

[drpeeb]

this plow, in this condition, at 3 years old is worth 3k all day long.

As a stand alone item for purchase(?), or are you saying your truck buyer will add $3K to the purchase price of the truck to get the plow too?

I'm not arguing. I just had the opportunity all over the outskirts of Detroit last winter and saw a bunch of trucks with plows, so I'm curious is all. Curious what the plows cost. Curious how much guys get paid to use theirs. Curious as to who hires them, property owners, municipalities, or both.

 

[Grizzlymudder]

3k used value. new they're around 5.5k. my price of 19k includes everything i have for the truck, including the plow. and i'm not firm on 19, that's just where i started. always leave yourself some wiggle room.

 

[danman]

this plow, in this condition, at 3 years old is worth 3k all day long.

right on. Thanks.

 

[drpeeb]

... new they're around 5.5k ...

$5.5K new! That's amazing! Obviously I thought much higher than that.



BTW ... Why are you selling? New Titan on the way?

 

[LUBECAKES]

Unless someone is paying cash for it then it doesn't matter how much the plow cost. The bank is going to finance based on the nada value of the vehicle itself. Like I said earlier, sell the plow seperate. You'll have an easier time selling it like that.

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The banks have a certain range that they'll loan for a given vehicle, and it's fairly wide. All they have to go on is book value, and with good credit, they won't hesitate to give someone the money they need. For all they know it could be a huge POS anyway. The length of the loan is where you'll be more limited. Besides that, most people with good credit would be able swing a couple grand cash anyway.

I'm sorry I'm not interested, because the truck is very nice looking. :wink:

 

[Grizzlymudder]

thanks lubie. i've taken very good care of her over the years, babied her. i'm selling because it's just time for something new. i've had this truck almost 11 years now, i've got the new truck itch. the new one isn't a titan, or a nissan, sorry. i just can't get past the looks of the new model. not my flavor. the new truck is a 2017 ram 1500 sport, all black.

 

[Blackbeauty]

This will likely have to be a cash sale or the person will need great credit to get an unsecured personal loan. Most banks/credit unions limit loans on used cars to 6 or 7 years old. Auto loans from a bank for a 10 year old vehicle does not exist.

Now, antique or custom, you can do J.J. Best Banc or something like that because of the value.

Just saying... :dunno: good luck with it! Don't see many Titans with a plow! :clap:

 

[Grizzlymudder]

$18k or best offer