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You cant even afford female prostitutes.

Whatever you get, don't ding it....Been over a month waiting for parts....Fender and bumper finally arrived with no estimate on when the lights will show up.

But are you interested in the Frontier?

Whatever you get, don't ding it....Been over a month waiting for parts....Fender and bumper finally arrived with no estimate on when the lights will show up.

What will you take on trade?

Them blue ones is hard to come by.



I will check the iron pile.


Meanwhile....I bet thats a nice pickup Shrap.


But gawd help us.....they are ugly.

There hasn't been a good looking truck since the end of the Bull Nose Ford

I am convinced that the GM design team lit the model on fire and then dropped it from a great distance onto a giant egg slicer.

Not being familiar with the nomenclature....I had to look that up. But I actually kind do like those Fords as well.

Its interesting because we have a Dodge dealer in town.


The used ones....say 2019's and 2020's were for sale on his lot for 60 or so.


New ones were 70.


Dodge is typically less than Chevrolet....so I say you did really well.

After Obama gave GM and Chrysler to the auto unions and they give Dems hundreds of millions I swore that I wouldn’t buy anything from GM or Chrysler.

My first vehicle I bought was an 85 BN F150. NEVER should have given it up. Give me that truck with a modern engine/driveline - I'm good.

The vinyl interior, flip out wing windows, manual level on the floor for 4wd, - all good for me. I was NOT a fan of the mpg I got with the I6 300 and 4 speed (granny first) tho.

Because you are young and dumb, (which I have given you a pass on many times) I highlighted for better understanding how you have jumped to sophomoric conclusions with juvenile enthusiasm.

First is trading in the 2012 Ram was not without much consideration. In 10 years I would have a 20 year old truck with 180-200,000 miles on it. It may not be worn out by then, but it would still have 20 years and many miles in it. If I bought a brand new 2022 truck now, in 10 years it would only be 10 years old with half the miles on it that I would have in the Ram.

In case you hadn’t noticed, I will remind you that there are more Chevy trucks in the road of all ages than there are Ram pickups. This should be an indicator of preference and dependability. I chose the Chevy because the GMC dealer was not interested in selling a truck. (This is also an indication of hard times in buying a truck as you have pointed out)

I will also add, I did my homework and looked as far away as 1000 miles, considering Dave Smith and many other high powered dealers.

As far as knowing dick about trucks and availability, you are wrong again, but your youthful exuberance gets the best of you as you try to make a case for your vast experience.

Speculating about how much you have sold and how much I have owned and sold, leaves you wide open to another miscalculation. I doubt that in 6 months of the worst economic times and market availability (which is your biggest beef presently) that you have come anywhere near such an improbable feat.

Your last comment, you did get right, but you fail to see that in a time of your incompetence, others (including myself) have and continue to find what a immensity successful guy like you hasn’t.

You may want to try finding a job at McDonalds, they are paying nearly $20.00/hour to start…

LOL
Shrap vs. Cash; the clash of the bulbous egos.