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i have been driving rangers and imports for the past four years and am deciding to buy a full size deisel f250 found 2 different and wanna know what you guys tht have been driving thm for a while thing on the 2 tht i have found here are the links
Both are real nice trucks but I believe they are asking way too much. Good luck on the hunt. When buying a truck let them know lifts and big tires do not up the price. In fact they should lower the price due to premature wear of parts. Aftermarket parts sweaten the deal but they should not be the deal.
first one is a nice looking XLT...take about $5-7k off the price though
2nd one....yeah....try not to laugh at them too much
1st truck was rode hard and put up wet. you can see the spray "protectant" and the rust that is formed already underneath. especially on that blingy lift
I suggest you look at Autotrader first. Whoever that dealer is, they are smoking some good stuff
Like the others have said, the prices are too high. Sadly enough gentlemen the dealer is in business because some guy will come along and be happy to pay that price for it. Diesel's are in style these days.
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