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But im putting my truck up for sale. I thought i would have this forever, but i have had it for 10 years and it is time to move on. Im looking for something with a Crew Cab and newer now. So selling this to help pay off a couple of thorn in the side bills and look for maybe a 2010 or newer PSD. if interested, take into consideration what i have done to the truck. I know i will NEVER get back what i have into it, but if you were to buy something like this stock, consider what it would cost to get it to the level this truck is at with the list of parts. It is a solid dependable truck. I love this truck, you can ask any of my local buddies and they will tell you. Paint is not perfect, hut still decent for a 13 year old truck.
Here is the For Sale ad
Very nice truck. I am in the same boat. I want to sell mine and buy a crew can so bad but I would lose my butt on how much I have invested in it. And if you take some stuff off then you are not going to get the money. Anyways, here is a bump for a quick sale.
1. get a CrewCab "donor", swap over your entire driveline/mods to the CC, put the SC back to stock with the parts from the CC and sell the SC.
2. Trade your upgraded parts for stockers + cash, then sell the 7.3 as close to stock as possible.
I think #1 above would have you better off from a financial perspective, but that's a TON of time either way. Plus, the 6.4s with intake, DPF delete, ehaust & tuning are hitting 500hp.... and 8yrs newer too.... good luck to you, whatever you do.
1. get a CrewCab "donor", swap over your entire driveline/mods to the CC, put the SC back to stock with the parts from the CC and sell the SC.
I was going to do this, I bought a '99 crew cab LB with only 72k miles on it. Put it up for sale now though b/c I know I dont have the time to switch everything over.
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