Selling a truck

[Thomas]

Craigslist costs $5 per ad, Facebook is free. I've had success on both if you are willing to wade through the scammers and low ballers. Autotrader also but I think my record for scammers was 20 in the first 24 hours.

Tulsa area advertisements are still free.

Edited to add, I haven't tried vehicles - just random junk, so there may be caveats.

 

[SPDguns]

Tulsa area advertisements are still free.

Edited to add, I haven't tried vehicles - just random junk, so there may be caveats.

Edited

 

[Ready_fire_aim]

Yeah Craigslist is free for most things but they now charge $5 for vehicles and motorcycles

I’ve still had decent luck on Craigslist and for heavens sake $5 isn’t bad for a 30 day add lol

I’d say start by listing on here and on Craigslist. Don’t type your phone number into any add, if anything either spell it out or take a photo of it written on paper and put it in the pictures. This will greatly reduce the junk texts and scams

 

[TANSTAAFL]

Depending on the year and condition you may try carmax or carvana.com I have been really surprised how much they pay... Must be a newer model, must be in decent shape. You can do it all online for both. Carvana picks it up, carmax you'll need to take it there for the transaction.

 

[-Pjackso]

Do you have a price-point?
Many here may be interested.

(2015 F150 4x4 crew cab, yes?)
Engine?

 

[Thomas]

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Good to know. I knew they used to charge for help wanted ads in some markets. I guess it's tough to keep everything free.

 

[Camo]

craigslist is all but dead. Facebook Marketplace is the go to now.

 

[montesa]

craigslist is all but dead. Facebook Marketplace is the go to now.

Old school folks still use CL but you're right, way less traffic.

 

[Camo]

Old school folks still use CL but you're right, way less traffic.

I was a long time user. I don't bother now.