menesco

Got a 1995 Ram 1500 Don Garlits Big Daddy Mark III edition. Im looking to get rid of it but really have no idea what to ask since there are very few to compare it to. Its number 137, of 180, got 69000 miles. Needs new tires, paint and some interior work. Any ideas what the value of these things are? Oh yeah, previous owner took off all exterior Garlits logos and it has a 3.5 inch Fab Tech lift. Links to some photos

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82mirada

hate to say it but i dont really know if you would get much more then $6000 or so..

TVLynn

Previous owner did not do you any favor.. Those decals and emblems may be impossible to find

menesco

Yeah I know he pretty much took all the collective value out of it by removing all outer Garlits decals. That being said it still is a limited edition (only 180 of em made). Definitely not looking to get rich off it. I just didnt want to under value it and let it go for kbb suggested price.

78D200

It all depends on location and demand. With it needing paint, front bumper cover, interior work and tires I'd say more like $2500 around here in the northeast. The fact that all the emblems are off of it and most places like NADA and KBB don't recognize that edition, I don't think it's really worth much.

big daddy11

That's a shame it's been so de customized and abused. Needing paint, tires, int. work and ALL the badging, it's really not worth much more than a standard 95 ram would be in that condition about $2500 -$3000 . It's a project. Not even sure you can get OEM badging for the Big Daddy. Plus the fact that they put a lift kit on a 2 wheel dr. Might be interested if the price is right and no rust. Jeff.