Syclone #1939 - Spring Lake, MI

qbnkiller

Conflaguration Specialist
95,000 on the clock. Sitting at a lot...asking WAY too much for it!

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T-Bone

Active member
Re: Syclone #1939 - Spring Lake, MI

That truck looks well preserved and taking into consideration the recent surge in book valuations (KBB, NADA) of Syclones, I think $14,995 is rather fair.
 

warmpancakes

New member
Re: Syclone #1939 - Spring Lake, MI

rotbucket look at the drivers door picture see the seam rust, all the aluminum under hood is fuzzy, wheel weights are rusted, this is what happens when truck is just parked and not stored properly, Look at the front bumper gaps and the lock support , theres some damage under that fresh paint
 

T-Bone

Active member
Re: Syclone #1939 - Spring Lake, MI

rotbucket look at the drivers door picture see the seam rust, all the aluminum under hood is fuzzy, wheel weights are rusted, this is what happens when truck is just parked and not stored properly, Look at the front bumper gaps and the lock support , theres some damage under that fresh paint

Yep, I bet you would value it at $4995 instead of $14,995 huh?
 

warmpancakes

New member
Re: Syclone #1939 - Spring Lake, MI

10k area without seeing underneith, I dont buy into book value book value dont mean shit in the real world
 

T-Bone

Active member
Re: Syclone #1939 - Spring Lake, MI

10k area without seeing underneith, I dont buy into book value book value dont mean shit in the real world

If it has been repainted as you claim, I would agree on a lower value. Even with the current issues, $11-12,500 is fair to me.

You're right....buyers determine value; not books. Just saying in view of the current book valuation spikes, seeing Syclones increase in cost over the wide spectrum makes $14,995 seem rather fair for an unbutchered truck. Pics always seem to make a vehicle look nicer than in person though.
 
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