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*ck5566* · 08-23-2016, 12:37 AM

If you are looking to sell it then keep it as close to stock as you can. Having a stock truck is like a blank canvas that gives the perspective buyer something too work with. Having something that is a little to heavily loaded with aftermarket goodies sometimes turns off the buyer. Heavily loaded trucks are for the present owner only, selling one gets just as hard like when you go to buy a new car and only want some items and see that you have to get a HOLE LOT of extra items that you don't want on the car but HAVE to get them anyway because SOME ONE ELSE HAS MADE THAT DECISION FOR YOU. do you get the point.

08-23-2016, 12:37 AM	#6
ck5566 Account Suspended Join Date: Apr 2016 Location: Rancho Mirage, Ca. Posts: 875	Re: stock vs aftermarket wheels If you are looking to sell it then keep it as close to stock as you can. Having a stock truck is like a blank canvas that gives the perspective buyer something too work with. Having something that is a little to heavily loaded with aftermarket goodies sometimes turns off the buyer. Heavily loaded trucks are for the present owner only, selling one gets just as hard like when you go to buy a new car and only want some items and see that you have to get a HOLE LOT of extra items that you don't want on the car but HAVE to get them anyway because SOME ONE ELSE HAS MADE THAT DECISION FOR YOU. do you get the point.