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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j-d wrote:
An RVer looking for a toad would pay more for one with a baseplate, but they're in the minority. Everybody else would probably pay less, thinking it showed the vehicle was abused somehow.
It seems true that at least the new car dealers would remove anything that wasn't "factory."
Also seems a higher-than-average share of Wrangler shoppers would be looking for a toad...
when I traded in my chevy station wagon years back, they took off the trailer hitch to avoid scaring people.
bumpy
