How should I ask for my pickup?
 

This is what I have, what would be a fair price?

2004.5 Chevy 3500 2wd dually Cab and Chassis, Duramax Diesel with Allison auto
162,000 miles
bad rear end (have a good one for the right price)
does not start but turns over and has good compression and fuel pressure. Diagnosed problem by dealer, Needs computer, not actuating injectors

here is what i would do go to nada.org figure what it would be if running then figure a couple grand drop for rear end and new comp at least that is what i would say to you if i was buying it.

Actually id say fix the computer to get it running then we will talk but im not buying so....:w2:

$19,000?:humm:

Not trying to be rude or anything but, I do not think i would say $19000. You could almost buy one running for that much I bought mine for a little more than that running excellent but mine is a ford i would shoot towards something like $16000 or have him fix the computer then do $19000. Just my two cents on what I would do.

I posted it in the for sale along with the NADA quote of $11,000. $7500 or best offer, VERY open to negotiation. I don't have the money to fix it. So I am looking to sell or trade. I wouldn't be surprised to see it go for less than half that. Just trying to get rid of them. An engine only deal down here is going for $850 and needs rebuilt.

but your engine isnt in need of rebuild is it? just needs an ECM, a new ECM could be had for under $1000, infact i know of a fellow that sells ECM's that are tuned for about $700

that $7500 is a steal for that truck its an LLY with the VGT

And the dealer says the engine is good, just needs a computer. Yeah, I just don't have the money. I got two of these, so I am trying to get a little cash to work on the other one. Heck, I would even give one away to someone who would get one running.

a challenge eh?:humm:

Ya man enough?!?!:tttt:

hell ive done fixed everything you can possibly do on mine without pulling the motor, whats wrong with it