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Is this better?

Go poke your nose in someone else's business.

I have bought and sold over 1,000 vehicles, KBB is a GUIDELINE, NOT the law. It's my vehicle, and I will price it as I see fit. It's simple really, if you don't want it or you think my price is to high, don't buy it! In addition to that, mind your own freaking business.

I can handle constructive feedback just fine, the problem is jackass like you guys who can't mind your own darn business. I have bought and sold over 1,000 vehicles, KBB is a GUIDELINE, NOT the law. It's my vehicle, and I will price it as I see fit. It's simple really, if you don't want it or you think my price is to high, don't buy it! In addition to that, mind your own freaking business.

Black Sheep Fabworx wrote:

Then you got a dealers license right? I mean you have to have one to sell more then 3 vehicles in 1 year in CO.

Black Sheep Fabworx wrote:

Then you got a dealers license right? I mean you have to have one to sell more then 3 vehicles in 1 year in CO.

Author:	Black Sheep Fabworx [ Mon Oct 14, 2013 1:12 pm ]
Post subject:	Selling my 05 CRD :( Asking $12,500 in Co Springs CO
Is this better? Go poke your nose in someone else's business.

Author:	SFHLibertyCRD [ Mon Oct 14, 2013 1:24 pm ]
Post subject:	Re: Selling my 05 CRD :( Asking $12,500 in Co Springs CO
That is a steep price for 153k miles . . .

Author:	Black Sheep Fabworx [ Mon Oct 14, 2013 2:04 pm ]
Post subject:	Re: Selling my 05 CRD :( Asking $12,500 in Co Springs CO
If you take into consideration the cost of all the new parts and upgrades, its more than fair.

Author:	geordi [ Mon Oct 14, 2013 2:41 pm ]
Post subject:	Re: Selling my 05 CRD :( Asking $12,500 in Co Springs CO
I wish you much luck, but I don't see a $12,000 Jeep there. The only 'upgrades' for parts are maybe $1k on the top end. Sorry, but the timing belt and other maintenance don't get added to a value because they were done or done right. I'm sure you love those wheels and the low-profile tires... But I think I speak for much of the CRD crowd, in that those wheels and tires are not optimal for anything other than looks and on-road operation. Sadly, that is a detriment to the value, even though I'm sure they cost you a bundle to buy and put tires on. Minus the wheels, and considering the condition and mileage... $8000-$9000 is the range, and that would be the absolute max. I'm sure KBB will be about 7k, without even looking.

Author:	flash7210 [ Mon Oct 14, 2013 3:51 pm ]
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Black Sheep Fabworx wrote: Is this better? Go poke your nose in someone else's business. Hahahaha! You posted YOUR BUSINESS on an internet forum and you didn't want it to be poked? What were you thinking!?! LOL!

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Author:	SFHLibertyCRD [ Mon Oct 14, 2013 3:55 pm ]
Post subject:	Re: Selling my 05 CRD :( Asking $12,500 in Co Springs CO
If you can't handle constructive feedback and advice on how to get your car sold from the helpful members of this forum, yes, it's probably best you delisted it. Good luck.

Author:	geordi [ Mon Oct 14, 2013 5:49 pm ]
Post subject:	Re: Selling my 05 CRD :( Asking $12,500 in Co Springs CO
Black Sheep Fabworx wrote: I have bought and sold over 1,000 vehicles, KBB is a GUIDELINE, NOT the law. It's my vehicle, and I will price it as I see fit. It's simple really, if you don't want it or you think my price is to high, don't buy it! In addition to that, mind your own freaking business. Mm-hmm. If you've sold anywhere NEAR "over 1000 vehicles" (that weren't matchbox cars) then you would know two things: one, that buyers will FIRST check KBB as a guide to what they should be paying, and will walk if the price is too far away without a REALLY good reason (that you haven't shown) for the premium... And two: you'd know how to sell a vehicle, and not bring it to the main source of people specifically knowledgeable about every bolt in the specified vehicle, expecting to pull the same unjustified premium over on one of us. We know EXACTLY what it is worth, and what different mods might mean for cost versus value. There was a Canadian loon about a year ago that thought his CRD limited (with 125k miles, IIRC) was somehow worth $24,000. He got all butt-hurt when called on the unreasonable nature of his pricing too. Last I heard, he had lowered the price to 20k, and still had it for sale. Oh, and I call BS on how many vehicles you claim to have sold. Show us your dealership and dealer license if you have one. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk HD

Author:	mass-hole [ Mon Oct 14, 2013 7:28 pm ]
Post subject:	Re: Selling my 05 CRD :( Asking $12,500 in Co Springs CO
I offered a guy $12700 for an '06 with 58k miles. He wanted $15995, needless to say its been 9 months now and its still sitting there on his lot, depreciating even more.

Author:	tjkj2002 [ Mon Oct 14, 2013 7:49 pm ]
Post subject:	Re: Selling my 05 CRD :( Asking $12,500 in Co Springs CO
Black Sheep Fabworx wrote: I can handle constructive feedback just fine, the problem is jackass like you guys who can't mind your own darn business. I have bought and sold over 1,000 vehicles, KBB is a GUIDELINE, NOT the law. It's my vehicle, and I will price it as I see fit. It's simple really, if you don't want it or you think my price is to high, don't buy it! In addition to that, mind your own freaking business. Then you got a dealers license right? I mean you have to have one to sell more then 3 vehicles in 1 year in CO.

Author:	mass-hole [ Mon Oct 14, 2013 7:52 pm ]
Post subject:	Re: Selling my 05 CRD :( Asking $12,500 in Co Springs CO
tjkj2002 wrote: Black Sheep Fabworx wrote: I can handle constructive feedback just fine, the problem is jackass like you guys who can't mind your own darn business. I have bought and sold over 1,000 vehicles, KBB is a GUIDELINE, NOT the law. It's my vehicle, and I will price it as I see fit. It's simple really, if you don't want it or you think my price is to high, don't buy it! In addition to that, mind your own freaking business. Then you got a dealers license right? I mean you have to have one to sell more then 3 vehicles in 1 year in CO. he could just be REALLY old. oh wait cars haven't been around that long.

Author:	geordi [ Mon Oct 14, 2013 8:05 pm ]
Post subject:	Re: Selling my 05 CRD :( Asking $12,500 in Co Springs CO
tjkj2002 wrote: Black Sheep Fabworx wrote: I can handle constructive feedback just fine, the problem is jackass like you guys who can't mind your own darn business. I have bought and sold over 1,000 vehicles, KBB is a GUIDELINE, NOT the law. It's my vehicle, and I will price it as I see fit. It's simple really, if you don't want it or you think my price is to high, don't buy it! In addition to that, mind your own freaking business. Then you got a dealers license right? I mean you have to have one to sell more then 3 vehicles in 1 year in CO. Precisely my point - the law is the same in Florida, Georgia, South Carolina... I'd wager similar laws exist in just about every state. New Hampshire has a real problem with "curb stoning" where actual LICENSED dealers will try to sell individual cars from driveways and vacant corners... But I don't think anyone would be able to shift more than even 50 cars without being noticed by the DMV and visited by the local constabulary. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk HD

Author:	Brianawd [ Mon Oct 14, 2013 11:23 pm ]
Post subject:	Re: Selling my 05 CRD :( Asking $12,500 in Co Springs CO
Just check KBB and get your value. Mine shows $9,998 as the value in my area. Once you get your value check your area to see how many crd's are for Sale with in 100miles. If none then you have some leverage on the price. When I picked up my CRD there was only 3 forsale. One 175miles to the North. The other 2 were with in 5 miles of me. One was way over priced. Dealer was asking 4k over blue book. The one up north was right at kbb and the other One was about 1500 above kbb. I tried to work a deal on the one the was over kbb. The deal would not budge. So I went to the other place. They worked with me. I ended up paying 500 over kbb. I was willing to pay that because at the time I was looking I only had the 3 options. I looked for 6months. So price yours based off what in your area and how many are for sale around you.

Author:	tjkj2002 [ Mon Oct 14, 2013 11:27 pm ]
Post subject:	Re: Selling my 05 CRD :( Asking $12,500 in Co Springs CO
Gotta remember also any mods like rims,lift and such actually lower value.A 100% stock vehicle is always worth more then a modified one.Scheduled maintenance being done also does not increase value either.

Author:	ATXKJ [ Mon Oct 14, 2013 11:50 pm ]
Post subject:	Re: Selling my 05 CRD :( Asking $12,500 in Co Springs CO
Note - this is the 'discussion' section - so it's fair to assume that what's posted will be discussed (personally I'm not impressed with 20's on a Liberty - it can be done but it's hard to do well) I would like to point out that there is a 'For sale' section in the Forum - and it generally doesn't get much feedback.

Author:	Drewd [ Thu Oct 17, 2013 12:48 pm ]
Post subject:	Re: Selling my 05 CRD :( Asking $12,500 in Co Springs CO
Unfortunately the legalization of marijuana in Colorado is demonstrating its effect in this forum, sorry folks that it has spilled outside of our lovely city's borders.

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Author:	thermorex [ Tue Oct 15, 2013 12:53 pm ]
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If there are no spinners on those 20 inch rims, ain't worth it... Lol

Author:	geordi [ Thu Oct 17, 2013 1:38 pm ]
Post subject:	Re: Selling my 05 CRD :( Asking $12,500 in Co Springs CO
Don't blame the innocent ganja for that behavior. It is a matter of upbringing and lack of respect of other people... And possibly being dropped on his head repeatedly as a child.