Easiest Way To Sell A Truck
Discussion in 'Ask An Owner Operator' started by 48Packard, Dec 10, 2023.
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Another guy bounces from TN, To MS, and AR dealers.
He got 25k trade in on a 5 year old trailer for a brand new trailer.
He switches from Wilson and Timpte.
i stay with Wilson.
I ordered a new trailer the same week, mine is $1,000 more, but has a lift axle, and auto inflator, not to mention it’s a 43’ 84” tall x102 whereas his is a 41’ 78”x96
I got 38k trade in on a trailer that’s also 5 years old.
Dealing with a company they know if you stay with them and keep the brand, you’ll get deals and they’ll take care of any problems.77fib77, Feedman, Sons Hero and 1 other person Thank this. -
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If you list on craigslist you will have people wanting to buy through EBAY with a check for their son, brother etc. Their check is not good and they always have a story about being out of the country etc. Just say no.
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If you have time, a place to hold the truck and the patience to deal with tire kickers, put it on Facebook Marketplace, Truckpaper or Craigslist to get the dollar amount you have in mind. If you don’t have the time, place and patience to do that and are willing to take a decent chunk less, you can ask your nearest dealers if they’ll do consignment. It’ll usually sell a little faster that way too and there’s a lot less footwork you have to do. Lastly, if you want the thing gone ASAP and don’t care what it brings, put it in an auction.
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