Built 2000 D2

[roverover]

Hey guys I bought this in pieces and reassembled it replaced the seats with ‘04 seats, painted the floor with bed liner, painted headliner, painted the very clean frame With Chassis Saver. It has a solid driveline with a D1 CDL, Tom woods shaft, 4.10s, ARB lockers and pump, Ashcroft axles and CVS, about 4” lift, 7100s, 35s, RTE front bumper with Warn Winch, Greg Davis rear, RTE Watts Link, sliders, Flares, Safari Snorkel, HD stering rods, Ladder, Fuel tank skid, lots of armor everything works $10k

 

[roverover]

More pics

 

[roverover]

Nobody?

 

[Stamos]

My guess is that the price may be a bit high for the masses here (myself included).
10k seems a bit "ambitious" to me, but I've been out of Disco's for a bit now. Maybe it's in the ballpark given the increasing values, but still.......

Not trying to shit on your thread.

 

[K-rover]

My guess is that the price may be a bit high for the masses here (myself included).
10k seems a bit "ambitious" to me, but I've been out of Disco's for a bit now. Maybe it's in the ballpark given the increasing values, but still.......

Not trying to shit on your thread.

Good luck building this same truck for anywhere near $10k. The lockers, gears and pump alone are close to $5k new!

 

[Blue]

The problem is that we’ve all been there, done that.

My D2 had nearly $10k in “extras” but I was happy to be handed 35 $100 bills for it.

 

[Stamos]

Good luck building this same truck for anywhere near $10k. The lockers, gears and pump alone are close to $5k new!

I agree, but when it comes to modifying most wheeled "things" the return rarely equals the investment.

 

[roverover]

Yes as stated I don't expect to get the investment back but there is no way you could build this truck for $20K even if you did the work yourself I know Dweb guy are the most dificult to squeeze a dollar from but I just posted it in case someone was looking

 

[Gpete]

Do you have an e mail I can reach you

 

[DiscoHasBeen]

Your avatar pic. That's why I wouldn't buy it. Always buy stock because when you buy "built" only god knows how it's been wheeled.

 

[roverover]

usedroverparts@yahoo.com or text at 717 nine89 zero621

I understand but usually guys who use their trucks maintain them.

That is my truck in the avitar and not the one I'm selling it was bought as a built truck too. The advantage of buying built is first that it is about 1/4-1/3 the original outlay and you can update or upgrade as you move forward and spread the cost over years. I have probably added $20K to my truck over the years but if you brought your truck to me and had it just built like that you would be writing a huge check and probably still want to change thing for your own taste over time