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Old 02-20-2013, 08:56 PM
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Originally Posted by Itchy brother
In my area of the world (Australia) that truck would fetch 15k+ quite easily
If that is American dollars, there are some expensive prices in your neck of the woods.
 
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Old 02-20-2013, 10:58 PM
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Originally Posted by FORD COASTIE
If that is American dollars, there are some expensive prices in your neck of the woods.
If it was USD it would actually be cheaper
 
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Originally Posted by GNR22
WHAT!?!? American dollars???
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Just to give you guys an idea what prices we have to pay for a good F series over here, here is a link to some various year model listings
Used FORD F250 cars - Find FORD F250 cars for sale - CarPoint Australia
 
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[quote=Itchy brother;12864270]AUD
Just to give you guys an idea what prices we have to pay for a good F series over here, here is a link to some various year model listings
Used FORD F250 cars - Find FORD F250 cars for sale - CarPoint Australia[/quote

I think you and I need to get into business together. I will start buying up all the 1992-1996 F-150's and start shipping them to you, you double the price even after container shipping prices and we make a quick and easy few grand a truck haha.
 
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[quote=stewart89;12865289][quote=Itchy brother;12864270]AUD
Just to give you guys an idea what prices we have to pay for a good F series over here, here is a link to some various year model listings
Used FORD F250 cars - Find FORD F250 cars for sale - CarPoint Australia[/quote

All I have to say is WOW!
 
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AUD
Just to give you guys an idea what prices we have to pay for a good F series over here, here is a link to some various year model listings
Used FORD F250 cars - Find FORD F250 cars for sale - CarPoint Australia[/quote

I think you and I need to get into business together. I will start buying up all the 1992-1996 F-150's and start shipping them to you, you double the price even after container shipping prices and we make a quick and easy few grand a truck haha.
That would be a great idea except that all the trucks you see are right hand drive and the cost of conversion would swallow up any profits unfortunately
Im guessing 20k for a conversion at least
 
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Old 02-21-2013, 08:47 PM
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Originally Posted by Diesel_Brad
I'm going to look at the truck on Saturday and I'm going to see if I can get him down to a fair price. If I can get him to a price that I like, I'll buy it. I hope we can make a deal because I really like the truck.
 
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Originally Posted by FORD COASTIE
I'm going to look at the truck on Saturday and I'm going to see if I can get him down to a fair price. If I can get him to a price that I like, I'll buy it. I hope we can make a deal because I really like the truck.
Yeah, it's all about what you think it's worth. You're the one looking at it in person, and you're the potential buyer.
 
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I only paid $3500 for my 49k mile 6 cylinder 5 speed 4x4.
 
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Asking way too much for that truck, its nice but its still 20 years old with 120k miles.
Also its 2wd, probably a 2500 rig around here.
What their asking is getting into 4*4 psd range.
 
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Spoke to the guy today. He said his bottom line is $5,800. I'm not paying that much for it. I'll give it a few days and work on him some more to see if I can get him down on price.
 
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Good call. Either he will come down with his price, or some uninformed individual will walk in with the money and be willing to pay for it.
 
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Something tells me that if he won't take less than 5800 he's going to have it for a while......
 
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I've got him down to $5,500, and I'm still working on him. He told me that he gave the guy $5,200 for it on trade. I'll keep working on him, and if I can't get it for the price I want, I'll look for another one.
 


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