Selling flat bed truck question

[stinkbelly]

I'm about to put my sons flat bed chevy for sale. I was wondering if it would sell easier if I took the toolboxes, pipe rack, and vices off. It would leave weld marks behind.

Thoughts?

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[BlessedVeteran0305]

I'd leave it for sure. A contractor or welder will snatch that up in a hurry.

[Oleman]

Agree w/BV.

[Kong]

Welder would buy it as is but you’ll open the market up to a wider group if the box’s were removed. A flatbed that can’t pull a gooseneck is a useless truck to 95% of the population that uses a flatbed. If it were mine I’d remove them before selling it.

[BlessedVeteran0305]

I would post it as is and offer it with or without the boxes

[Philip-TX]

Welder would buy it as is but you’ll open the market up to a wider group if the box’s were removed. A flatbed that can’t pull a gooseneck is a useless truck to 95% of the population that uses a flatbed. If it were mine I’d remove them before selling it.

If I was looking for a flatbed (to use w/ gooseneck). I'd buy that like it is, and take the boxes off myself.

GLWS

(Unless you want to deal with removing/selling boxes separately, and might make a little more $$.)

[stinkbelly]

I'd rather not mess with taking them off. I just don't want to run off potential buyers.

[6.5 shooter]

I bet someone would love it just like it is.

[Philip-TX]

I'd rather not mess with taking them off. I just don't want to run off potential buyers.

I think potential (type) buyers would have the ability and sense to take boxes off if them wanted. POST IT!

[Cliff Dog]

Yeah probably have better luck including it all. Looks good the way it's rigged out GLWS