SOLD-Camper Top-Shell

New paint.
Yakima racks and basket included.
Paid 400 for it
Racks and basket were 290
Paint job is 300.

$900
San Leon, Texas.

 

Need to repaint mine. Where did you get it done for 300? Or did you do it yourself?

 

Friend who works in a body shop did it at his house in a garage.

 

Can’t believe absolutely no one is interested. Unbelievable.

 

Not to bash as it’s repainted and looked nice but I paid a quarter of your price for a carpet lined, paint match shell from FB market. A few scuff mark here and there but it’s all superficial from storage.

 

yeah I bought mine cheap for 400, but since these things go over $2000 for brand new, seems like the used market would be 750 to 1200, especially with the brand new paint job and two new Yakima racks. Just saying.

 

Paint is irrelevant unless you find someone who wants white. It’s also for a regular cab which limits your buyers. $400 is about what most folks are willing to pay. I think you could maybe get $900 but it’ll take more like 3 months than 3 days to sell.

 

I will admit being a bit impatient ha ha. Just thought I would get more bites. That’s all. I think white is the best universal color. Thanks for your input!

 

white is definitely not a universal color. I would say black is. Black will match any color. White shell on a red truck will stick out like an eye sore.

 

Also camper shells limit the trucks utility when it comes to hauling larger items. And your target market is guys and gals with 20+ year old trucks (so most of them have already accessorized their rigs to their liking). Free bump, GLWS.

 

+1 for a black shell, it matches all color truck. Any other color shell that isn’t color match, definitely look off and weird.

 

Can you repaint it silver, remove rack and repair the holes!?!

 

yes you can most certainly do that!

 

Price has been lowered to $550
For those interested.

 

Sold. Anybody know how I can delete the post?

 

Might need a mod to do that, but helps future shoppers if you’re willing to edit the title/description to mark as sold (and leave the price), instead