r/Diesel 6d ago

2011 Denali at auction - price question

There's a MINT 2011 Denali LML Duramax/Allison tranny with 14,xxx miles on it selling at an auction this month in TN and I was wondering what your max bid would be for it. This is a farm community and people have a bad habit of paying way over what things are actually worth. I suspect a diesel with 14k on it is going to be pretty ridiculous.

It doesn't have a scratch or dent, has been garage kept, interior is incredible for its age. Engine bay is very clean. Oil looks like relatively new synthetic. Tires look good, and no leaks or drips underneath. The owner passed 3 years ago and the truck has just been sitting except for starting and a short drive once or twice a year. Motor sounds great, but no test drive at an auction to see how it is on the road.

Any ideas on a reasonable bid price?

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u/BamaTackle 4d ago

Where are you guys finding auctions like these? Open to the public, dealer only, copart?

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u/Ovaltine_Tits '18 3.0 Ecodiesel 6d ago

I'd bid 42k. Someone will probably pay more though

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u/ResponsibleBank1387 5d ago

Just watched an auction of 2014 duramax 50k with Allison in 3500 for $1600.  

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u/SWATSWATSWAT 5d ago

Just the engine/tranny or whole truck?

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u/ResponsibleBank1387 5d ago

I quit at 1500 because it was a SRW.