Considering Selling my 2002 F250 7.3 with 80,000 miles

[hunterridgefarm]

Thinking about selling my 2002 F250 Lariat package with 7.3 and 80k original miles. The blue book says $13k but I think it is worth a lot more. It is in very good condition since I have drove a company car for the last 20 years and not used it as a daily driver.

I say "thinking about selling" but I always talk myself out of it and most likely will this time. In your opinion what would the truck be worth?

I have limited internet access at home so it may take me a while to reply.

 

[powerstroke444e]

Thinking about selling my 2002 F250 Lariat package with 7.3 and 80k original miles. The blue book says $13k but I think it is worth a lot more. It is in very good condition since I have drove a company car for the last 20 years and not used it as a daily driver.

I say "thinking about selling" but I always talk myself out of it and most likely will this time. In your opinion what would the truck be worth?

I have limited internet access at home so it may take me a while to reply.

At that price I will come get it. Seen a standard cab 7.3l 4x4 sell for 10,000 with 225,000.
2001 ccswb 4x4 w/92k that just got purchased for $22,000 and thought it was worth it. Put it on eBay and anything is possible. But would guess 17-25 is what it should sell for.

 

[not2old]

Thinking about selling my 2002 F250 Lariat package with 7.3 and 80k original miles. The blue book says $13k but I think it is worth a lot more. It is in very good condition since I have drove a company car for the last 20 years and not used it as a daily driver.

I say "thinking about selling" but I always talk myself out of it and most likely will this time. In your opinion what would the truck be worth?

I have limited internet access at home so it may take me a while to reply.

My son sold his two years ago for $17,000(Canadian)and thought it sold way too fast to have gotten top buck. Almost double the mileage, long box, supercab. Seems everybody wants these.

 

[hunterridgefarm]

I have several people ask about buying and I told them $25k would get me thinking about it.

 

[rustyshakelford]

Prices have come down a bit in the last year but they are still strong. If it was a CCLB and 6 speed I think 20s would be realistic. I think 15-17k would work to the right person.

Brett

 

[dodge man]

Around here it would go for near 20k, maybe more.

 

[timswi]

Personally, I wouldn't sell that. You can't replace something like that--Unless you absolutely hate it--Then, I'd happily give 13K for it.

 

[Mikeeemo]

I too recommend you hold on to it. That series is way too easy to keep in repair. If you turn it loose do your homework they are in demand.

 

[Industrial Toys]

My question would be. Would you buy another truck? Because in my mind, there is nothing worth buying.

 

[ovrszd]

You didn't say "why" you are selling it?? So we can offer all kinds of "speculative" prices, but none that matter.

What's the plan after you sell it?