docwyte
SuperDork
3/24/18 10:59 a.m.
So I've decided to sell my current 4 post lift to buy one that lifts higher. I have a typical hobby lift made by Direct Lifts, 8000lb capacity. Comes with the castors to move it around, drip trays, jack stand tray and I just bought a bridge jack for it. So literally every accessory comes with the lift, motor was replaced a few years ago, I repainted the decks as well.
New the lift goes for $2000-2300, the bridge jack is another $600. So maybe $2500-3000 new.
What do you guys think is a fair price to ask for it? $1500? $2000?
kb58
SuperDork
3/24/18 11:50 a.m.
Well, it doesn't matter what *we* think; it depends what the buyer thinks. That said, if it's not too old and is in good condition, I'd say 50 - 65% of new.
I'd say 50% of new as well.
depends of condition of course, 50% usually
docwyte
SuperDork
3/24/18 12:49 p.m.
Ok, so $1500 with the bridge jack and all the accessories. That's what I was thinking as well. Just gotta get the suspension in the M3 today so I can back it off the lift. Then I'll take pics of it and post it for sale...
kb58
SuperDork
3/24/18 12:53 p.m.
Oh, wait, if you're local, it's only worth about $50...
On Craigslist it’s worth a gun with the serials filed off and half a crack rock
Thank you for being in Colorado.
docwyte
SuperDork
3/24/18 4:38 p.m.
In reply to itsarebuild :
Your welcome, i guess!
