Is it worth the bother to remove tow plates?
We are trading in our 2010 Jeep Wrangler Sport on a 2014 Jeep Cherokee Trail Hawk in a week. The tow plates will not work on the new Trail Hawk. Is it worth it to have some one remove the base plate ...
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bob_nestor wrote:
Jeep Wranglers really hold their value and they are in pretty high demand by RVers because they can be flat towed. It would take a little more time, but it may be well worth it to try and sell it to a private party who wants a Jeep they can tow with their RV. A private party sale will get more money than a trade-in and it sold to someone looking for this setup it would bring in even more, especially given the fact this is a 2010 model - it's just broke in!
Yeah, that's one way for looking at it, but a lot of these toad searchers expect to pay less for this convenience of pre-setup, cuz they're thinking that there might be an extra 30K or so on the running gear, going back and forth to Alaska.
This might even make for a good opinionated discussion in another thread.
