The buyer may have to pay as much as $100 for a rail kit. So 50 percent off what a new hitch would cost minus $50 would probably be fair. I say minus $50 because the rails you are keeping are also worth about 50 percent of what they would cost new.
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Last year I paid $100 for the same hitch (Reese/2001/16k/4-wp). It was on Ebay and his wife wanted it out of the garage TODAY
Drove 3 hours, each way, to pick it up. A new rail kit was another $100 and, after MUCH searching, the pins to attach the hitch to the rails were another $30 or $40.
The others I had looked at were in the $200 - $300 range. It is the shipping that makes it hard to buy/sell a used hitch, unless it is local.
Good luck,
David
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