Pricing a Custom built Ford F150 truck

Asked by Brian Feb 15, 2021 at 12:14 PM about the 2019 Ford F-150 XLT SuperCrew 4WD

Question type: Shopping & Pricing

I have a Custom built Ford F150 truck.
How can I list it so it is not overpriced

5 Answers

Custom stuff adds little to no value. Price it however you want and buyers will decide if it is worth it or not.

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Some people will like you truck, others will think it is gaudy. I think it looks awful, no offense intended. That being said your market is severely limited because those that don't like it won't be interested in buying it. Also that add on stuff (as F_O_R said) adds little value.

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Also, I am not a Ford hater. I drive a 2020 F150 King Ranch and my wife driver a 2020 Explorer ST. Good luck with selling it.

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If you spend $3,000 on tires and wheels the truck already had tires and wheels worth that much or more. The paint adds nothing and in my book reduces the value. Like Bob says, maybe someone will like it. Keep in mind that the stuff you added is now used stuff.

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