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My recent experience with the new truck market tells me someone will pay a decent price for a truck like yours.
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What rear end gear ratio? I wouldn’t let it go for under 20k myself. I’m away from home so no access to owner’s manual, how do I get this information? P You had two choices, 3.73, or 4.10. The majority of Ford F250’s would’ve come with 3.73.F350 the majority 4.10.
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This isn't 2022 anymore, way less people paying stupid money for things they don't need. The color is probably the least desirable of all colors that year. 12-14k is what it would sell for here in Utah
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I've been studying the used market, I got a Tundra and an FJ Cruiser going away, Rough seas ahead. Voluntary repo's are through the roof, people are way under water on their loans, and they are handing their keys back and walking away. Avg car payment in 2016...459 mo, avg in 2023, 740. I have a friend who is a driver for a wholesale auto auction in Spokane, their business has dropped less than half in 6 months. Bottom line, there is a schidtload of cars on the market. Banks are getting nervous and wany out...they don't want the cars. Interest on used now I think is 14.9%. There should be a little bump in March when tax refunds start, but personally, in this market, I'd take the first serious cash offer, or wait it out. Lithia Motors? Sell your stock now. What did you pay for the FJ? I'd almost buy a second one these days if the price was right. I don't remember what I paid for the FJ, but when I put it on the market in March I'll ask 14K, 2007, 6sp manual, 95,000 mi, it should go quick. There are a few on the market, but none with that low mileage.
Well this is a fine pickle we're in, should'a listened to Joe McCarthy and George Orwell I guess.
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Nephew has a '22 Dodge 2500, crew cab, with the Cummins. 32K miles.
Chevy dealership in Santa Fe offered 38,000 on trade in for a new 2500 gasser.
He bought it new in '22 , doesn't need the diesel, now. Gave 63K back then, IIRC.
Seems used trucks have devalued over the last couple of years.
I've always been a curmudgeon - now I'm an old curmudgeon.
~Molɔ̀ːn Labé Skýla~
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https://www.4-wheelclassics.com/vehicles/922/2002-ford-f350-xlt-supercab By the time you get this shipped to you depending where you are in the country It’s close to 31K what did that truck go for brand new in 2002? 39K to 41K ?… I paid 43k for my 2005 6.0 crew cab 8 foot bed. this guy has been around a long time. His price is his price. Sometimes they’re gone in a week. Sometimes they’re gone in three weeks but they’re always gone.
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I've been studying the used market, I got a Tundra and an FJ Cruiser going away, Rough seas ahead. Voluntary repo's are through the roof, people are way under water on their loans, and they are handing their keys back and walking away. Avg car payment in 2016...459 mo, avg in 2023, 740. I have a friend who is a driver for a wholesale auto auction in Spokane, their business has dropped less than half in 6 months. Bottom line, there is a schidtload of cars on the market. Banks are getting nervous and wany out...they don't want the cars. Interest on used now I think is 14.9%. There should be a little bump in March when tax refunds start, but personally, in this market, I'd take the first serious cash offer, or wait it out. Lithia Motors? Sell your stock now. What did you pay for the FJ? I'd almost buy a second one these days if the price was right. I don't remember what I paid for the FJ, but when I put it on the market in March I'll ask 14K, 2007, 6sp manual, 95,000 mi, it should go quick. There are a few on the market, but none with that low mileage. Send me some photos of your FJ and what are you looking to get for it.
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I've been studying the used market, I got a Tundra and an FJ Cruiser going away, Rough seas ahead. Voluntary repo's are through the roof, people are way under water on their loans, and they are handing their keys back and walking away. Avg car payment in 2016...459 mo, avg in 2023, 740. I have a friend who is a driver for a wholesale auto auction in Spokane, their business has dropped less than half in 6 months. Bottom line, there is a schidtload of cars on the market. Banks are getting nervous and wany out...they don't want the cars. Interest on used now I think is 14.9%. There should be a little bump in March when tax refunds start, but personally, in this market, I'd take the first serious cash offer, or wait it out. Lithia Motors? Sell your stock now. What did you pay for the FJ? I'd almost buy a second one these days if the price was right. I don't remember what I paid for the FJ, but when I put it on the market in March I'll ask 14K, 2007, 6sp manual, 95,000 mi, it should go quick. There are a few on the market, but none with that low mileage. I missed that. Thought you bought. If it was auto I might think about it. Wife has a tough time with standard unfortunately.
We can keep Larry Root and all his idiotic blabber and user names on here, but we can't get Ralph back..... Whiskey Tango Foxtrot, over....
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There's a '96 on Marketplace in Eugene for $13,500.00. Same motor, same cab configuration, similar miles. I don't see any fender dings or tweaked bumper.
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I don’t FB so I missed it. 4x4 too?
Maybe I should buy it!
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Obey lawful commands. Video interactions. Hold bad cops accountable. Problem solved.
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Code in the door is 39, corresponds to 3.55.
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I've been studying the used market, I got a Tundra and an FJ Cruiser going away, Rough seas ahead. Voluntary repo's are through the roof, people are way under water on their loans, and they are handing their keys back and walking away. Avg car payment in 2016...459 mo, avg in 2023, 740. I have a friend who is a driver for a wholesale auto auction in Spokane, their business has dropped less than half in 6 months. Bottom line, there is a schidtload of cars on the market. Banks are getting nervous and wany out...they don't want the cars. Interest on used now I think is 14.9%. There should be a little bump in March when tax refunds start, but personally, in this market, I'd take the first serious cash offer, or wait it out. Lithia Motors? Sell your stock now. What did you pay for the FJ? I'd almost buy a second one these days if the price was right. I don't remember what I paid for the FJ, but when I put it on the market in March I'll ask 14K, 2007, 6sp manual, 95,000 mi, it should go quick. There are a few on the market, but none with that low mileage. I'd be interested in your FJ. Bb
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Any deals done on my thread are subject to a 5% fee.
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Obey lawful commands. Video interactions. Hold bad cops accountable. Problem solved.
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I've been studying the used market, I got a Tundra and an FJ Cruiser going away, Rough seas ahead. Voluntary repo's are through the roof, people are way under water on their loans, and they are handing their keys back and walking away. Avg car payment in 2016...459 mo, avg in 2023, 740. I have a friend who is a driver for a wholesale auto auction in Spokane, their business has dropped less than half in 6 months. Bottom line, there is a schidtload of cars on the market. Banks are getting nervous and wany out...they don't want the cars. Interest on used now I think is 14.9%. There should be a little bump in March when tax refunds start, but personally, in this market, I'd take the first serious cash offer, or wait it out. Lithia Motors? Sell your stock now. What did you pay for the FJ? I'd almost buy a second one these days if the price was right. I don't remember what I paid for the FJ, but when I put it on the market in March I'll ask 14K, 2007, 6sp manual, 95,000 mi, it should go quick. There are a few on the market, but none with that low mileage. I'd be interested in your FJ. Bb Burley, I get up to Shoshone a couple times a year, I'll pm you before the next trip...not that far apart. Don't forget 5% buyers premium for pharmseller though.
Well this is a fine pickle we're in, should'a listened to Joe McCarthy and George Orwell I guess.
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Obey lawful commands. Video interactions. Hold bad cops accountable. Problem solved.
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