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H3T Selling my 2009 h3t Alpha
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Jeepwalker
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Looks clean. Good luck.
Happy Hummer
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Wish you luck with your sale but here it comes.... 2009 w/140ish k ....
Don't get me wrong, I've been looking at trucks and such for last few months and I know they are expensive to say the least... I just looked at the gladiator for about 36-42k brand new and a Colorado for about 36k again brand new. Mind you neither are a alpha equivalent but they are brand new.
And here in lies the rub for all of us who own H3/t they are higher milage odd ball suv/trucks that the average Joe buyer doesn't understand and really doesn't care about.
When my sweetheart took her very nice top of the line loaded 2006 w/ 139k to the dealership she works at and wanted to trade it as part of the purchase of her new Jeep they offered like 3k lol.
Private sale was about 5-9k on are best day. Sadly, the H3 was worth more dead than alive.
And I busted my knuckles to keep it grrrllyyy pretty and running good. She got compliments frequently.
As always your milage may vary
Mine is paid off so selling is not important to me at this time.
Don't get me wrong, I've been looking at trucks and such for last few months and I know they are expensive to say the least... I just looked at the gladiator for about 36-42k brand new and a Colorado for about 36k again brand new. Mind you neither are a alpha equivalent but they are brand new.
And here in lies the rub for all of us who own H3/t they are higher milage odd ball suv/trucks that the average Joe buyer doesn't understand and really doesn't care about.
When my sweetheart took her very nice top of the line loaded 2006 w/ 139k to the dealership she works at and wanted to trade it as part of the purchase of her new Jeep they offered like 3k lol.
Private sale was about 5-9k on are best day. Sadly, the H3 was worth more dead than alive.
And I busted my knuckles to keep it grrrllyyy pretty and running good. She got compliments frequently.
As always your milage may vary
Mine is paid off so selling is not important to me at this time.
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SlcHummer
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Good luck with the sale. Price seems about right given how rare these trucks are and the current demands for off road trucks. Plus this rig is fitted with a V8, Rancho lift, moon roof, leather interior, Hardtop cover, Apple Carplay/Andriod radio, and roof rack, all which I think add value to this truck for almost all buyers.
The other upgrades I like are the snorkel, trailer brake, and blacked out look, however this is where I think Happy Hummer has a point and it takes the right buyer willing to pay for these to already be installed since quality of parts could be lacking or installed incorrectly/unsafe.
The other upgrades I like are the snorkel, trailer brake, and blacked out look, however this is where I think Happy Hummer has a point and it takes the right buyer willing to pay for these to already be installed since quality of parts could be lacking or installed incorrectly/unsafe.
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Unless I missed it, no Offroad Pkg. I have bought and sold a lot of vehicles through the years. One constant is that your aftermarket add-ons don't add much value. You might get 10-20% of what you paid for them. That said I think this truck is fairly priced.