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Thats me to brother, Yeah I like cars if there fast, But my first car was a 1951 GMC, and pretty much that has been a lifetime thing. Like trucks!
That's RCSB money, no wonder it hasn't sold. That's certainly a nice one, but I'd put it at 7-9k. And coming from a dealer, you won't get any of the history or anything with it either, which sucks. I think there's better buys to be had, even at half the original price
To play devil's advocate here... just because it doesn't have a "Carfax" history, doesn't mean that the history is bad. I have NEVER had any service done at a stealership on any of my vehicles (several purchased new) unless it was for warranty repair. I do however had a computer spreadsheet and/or paper trail of EVERY service, part, or fluid I've ever used on anything with an engine in my household. So again, my vehicles wouldn't have a history while I owned them, but do have a great history of them. Heck, the Traverse I sold 2 years ago sold to the first person that looked at it, for the exact amount I was asking for it, without even a test drive when he say my maintenance log.
Dude I saw a 95 loaded Z71 350 5 speed 67k miles, mint for sale recently. Guy wanted $9400 and I called and he wouldn’t even let me come look at it. Said it was already gettin shipped back east after being on CL for 2 days. Only kept the add up in case it fell thru.
That would have been such a sweet truck!
Holy Smokes! Yep, you are correct sir, uh,...Can I buy your truck!? You are exemplary for sure, and spreadsheets to show it. Top 2 percent right there. Mine just have a binder with receipt's and sometimes notes.
Everyone is right on the foreign/domestic combo. We have an 05 Honda pilot for the wife, barely gets driven because she works from home, though it is our preferred long haul traveling vehicle.
