I'm interested in Trading/Selling my 1989 Chevrolet K2500, but I don't know what a fair asking price would be. Can anyone help me out?
My pickup specs are as follows:

** UNDER THE HOOD & TRANSMISSION**
- 131k Miles
- 350 Engine, around 45k on Rebuilt engine. Synthetic Oil used during every oil change (Changed every 3k, Valvoline MaxLife 10w-30)
- Turbo 350 Transmission (3 speed Automatic) with Overdrive
- Rebuilt Alternator
- New Water Pump
- New Battery about a month ago. 800CCA with Top and Side-mount terminals.
- New Spark Plugs ~5k Miles ago. NGK V-Power.

** DRIVETRAIN **
- 4 wheel drive
- 4.11 Gears Front & Back
- 14 bolt Rear-End with Posi Differential
- 2" Lift Blocks in the back with all 4 33 x 12.50 - 16.5" tires
- Powertrax Locker in front
- Two new BF Goodrich All Terrain T/A tires on the Back. Put on less than two months ago; Costed me $400.
- TRUE 3/4 ton. It's not a heavy-half with 6 lugs. It's a 8,600 GVWR with 8 bolt lugs.

** ALL AROUND **
- Flat Black. Paint is peeling off on the hood, but another coat will fix that.
- Bottom of both sides of the truck is Rhino-lined.
- Regular Cab
- Long Box
- Cab Lights
- 5% Tint on all windows except for Windshield
- Aftermarket Pioneer Radio/ CD Player with 3.5mm Aux Input
- Toolbox & Bed Liner
- Fifth Wheel Ball Hitch
- Tailgate Lights. They're not hooked up. Disconnected because the bulbs burnt on a couple, and it looks weird with not all of them illuminated. Replace the bulbs and Wire it back up (Two wires) and they work just fine.

** THINGS IT NEEDS **
- Needs new Ball Joints (Approx. $150 for both sets of Upper & Lower on Summit Racing's website)
- Needs a new EGR Valve Control Solenoid (Not urgent, runs just fine with the EGR Unplugged. ~$60 at Advanced Auto Parts)
I was going to replace these, but I'm short on Money and I have another pickup I want to work on instead.

** Taken about a week ago **



** Taken the Day I bought the truck **



Any suggestions on Asking price would DEFINITELY be appreciated. Thanks in advance!

 

You could probably get 5000 out of it if you wanted price it 100 higher than waht you want then let them talk you down theyll think there getting a deal

 

Chances are you will not get what its worth to you. #1 Fuel prices are crazy. And #2 people with enough $$ to not worry about fuel buy NEW trucks to go scratch & dent. Just saying don't get your hopes too high. Looks like a cool enough truck to me.

 

it's a nice truck, i bought a 2000 chevy k2500 long bed regular cab tht only had 53,753 miles when i bought it this year for $6000, $5000 might be a little high