Offering this to you guys first!
#1
Offering this to you guys first!
Year: 2000
Make: Ford
Model: F-250
Price: $16500
Mileage: 135000
Color: Red
Private or Dealer Listing: Private Listing
Location (State): PA
Transmission: Automatic
Drivetrain: Rear Wheel Drive
Color: Red
Engine: 7.3
2000 Ford F250 Extended Cab Long Bed
135, 000k
4" Lift
Coolant Filter
Cat ELC Coolant
S&B Intake
New water pump
Lund Moon Visor
Auto Meter Gauges
Dp Tunner
• High Idle
• 80 Econ
• 120 Race
• 60 Tow
Pioneer Fbt90
Goose Neck Hitch
Fire Stone Air-Bags
Rebuilt Bed
Bushwhacker Fender Flares
2011 Rear Bumper
4" Down Pipe
5" Mid Back Exhaust
Dual Front Stabilizers
Billstine 5100
Tonneau Cover
Bed Liner
Fuel Pump 18" Rims
35" Toyo Open Country M/T
Energy Suspension bushings all around
Fully Painted Underneath
Trucks been taken care of. Pretty much everything has been done do protect or fix the rust. Only thing that needs to be done is the door, either fixed or replaced. They still look ok, but if you would like to make it perfect fix the doors. Pretty much all-preventive maintenance has been done, water pump did not need to be done I did it to be safe, and put ELC coolant in it. Truck has a B&W turndown hitch on it along with firestone air bags. The Energy suspension bushings replaced all of the factory bushings(leaf springs, front steering, sway bar links. . .all bushings except for cab mounts).
Price is without rims and tires. If you would like them please let me know.
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#8
me too, I didn't see a price either.
Phil, if I could say something on this, I would heavily consider your options because selling a truck that is fully paid for, that you have so much into (time wise, thought wise and cash wise) and that is as finished and as nice as it is, on top of the fact that I don't think you will get nearly what I think you should for it, as Matt said... it will hurt.
Honestly though that is just my 2cents and I obviously don't fully know your situation, but I will say that a payed for vehicle is money in the bank.
I hope you get it figured out and all goes well.
Phil, if I could say something on this, I would heavily consider your options because selling a truck that is fully paid for, that you have so much into (time wise, thought wise and cash wise) and that is as finished and as nice as it is, on top of the fact that I don't think you will get nearly what I think you should for it, as Matt said... it will hurt.
Honestly though that is just my 2cents and I obviously don't fully know your situation, but I will say that a payed for vehicle is money in the bank.
I hope you get it figured out and all goes well.
#11
i know, i love the truck. i just need to get serisous about stuff a little more. im only 21 and i drive around in a truck that most people cant afford to keep running. i need to start saving for a house and stuff.
#12
thanks for all the advice guys....i was hoping to get 16500 do you think thats reasonable? i know it will take a very special buyer to appreciate it. the truck is pretty much like new..i mean i rebuilt just about everything besides injectors and trans.
#13
At $16,500 the truck is just about fully depreciated.
Virtually the only running cost is the fuel.
Compare this against a new vehicle and it is the exact opposite.
The major cost of new vehicle is the depreciation, and it's usually many times the running + fuel costs.
Virtually the only running cost is the fuel.
Compare this against a new vehicle and it is the exact opposite.
The major cost of new vehicle is the depreciation, and it's usually many times the running + fuel costs.