No I'd re-list it for $1,250 duh.


But for real, I will argue that it's not close to the cleanest D1 in the country(and not 1 of, either), as 185,000 miles ages a vehicle quite well even with great maintenance.


I will say that if this thing is perfect, then I cannot understand why it would be posted without extensive photos to justify the high price tag.

 

You're probably correct, this is likely not the place to get top dollar for a vehicle. Most people on this forum are about keeping an inexpensive old truck running or building one up from junk. If you can find a buyer through those other listings that considers this truck to be unique enough to justify the price, then good for you. It certainly is one that I never knew existed. It is obviously somewhat modified from its original condition but your truck looks great, especially for a D1 that has lived in Buffalo. I went to college at UB and most vehicles turned to dust after being expose to all of the salt used there on the roads over the winter. Good luck with the sale.

 

You're not allowed to argue until you've personally sat in it.

She will provide photos to people who are truly interested in buying it, not bashing it.

 

Good point Erik as this always confuses me... There has to be a point where a well maintained vehicle with a list of quality replacement/modification parts & professional workmanship has to be considered before simply handing down a cookie cutter "its worth only this much" price, right?

 

and there is a certain point where you can put so much money into a vehicle that you will never recover it, case in point. and a good mechanic or supplier will warn you of that happening.