96 3500 2WD crew cab 7.4Ltr-WHATS IT WORTH?

[marc schultz]

Came across a 96 3500 2WD crew cab long bed

Pictures will be posted as soon as I go see the vehicle again.

-original paint in decent condition.(gold)
-cloth interior in decent shape(full power)
-90K original miles
-4l80E
-7.4 V8
-canopy by LEER in decent shape
-Front air dam broke
-driver rear fender just behind bumper corner pushed in due to a backing mishap
-Needs tires and brakes(original wheels missing resulting in mismatched set)
-will need complete 100,000 mile tune up

knowing only this at the moment whats it worth?

marc S

 

[skylark]

5-7k

 

[evolocomotive]

I wouldn't go more than 7500

 

[thz71]

Pics would help but I'd say 4-5k

 

[skylark]

Pics would help but I'd say 4-5k

True. I'm basing my pricing on 90k and minor cosmetic flaws.

 

[skylark]

Out of curiosity, where in Oregon are you from? I'm in Grants Pass.

 

[thz71]

True. I'm basing my pricing on 90k and minor cosmetic flaws.

To me the 2wd is the biggest thing. Then the bed rims etc.

 

[Rusty Nail]

I'll be at the extreme low end of the scale.
My answer is : "not much". THEN I read the description and change my vote to: "less than that".
" Backing mishap" on the DRIVER'S side?

No.
Walk away.

 

[TerryH]

Just for reference, I gave $6k for my 96. Interior is great, exterior is nice. Weld wheels, good tires, cowl hood etc... Guy had receipts for new alternator, water pump, starter, intake gaskets A/C compressor, lines etc... Had 140k on it when I bought it.

 

[SAATR]

I'm usually leery of unusually low mileage vehicles, especially for their age. Sure it's possible that it only has 90k on it, but my 300k+ Suburban is a junkyard cluster away from being a 140k vehicle. So, take mileage with a grain of salt.

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