What would you pay?
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What would you pay?
Hello All,
I've always liked the 92-96 F150 body style, and have wanted to buy one to have as a second vehicle. I found a 1994 model with 121,000 miles a few hours from me that seems to be in good condition. I was wondering what all of you think a fair price for this truck would be. I sent an e-mail to the dealership, and the owner said he would negotiate. Thanks for your help! Here is a link to the ad listing the truck:
1994 Ford F150, Used Cars For Sale - Carsforsale.com
I've always liked the 92-96 F150 body style, and have wanted to buy one to have as a second vehicle. I found a 1994 model with 121,000 miles a few hours from me that seems to be in good condition. I was wondering what all of you think a fair price for this truck would be. I sent an e-mail to the dealership, and the owner said he would negotiate. Thanks for your help! Here is a link to the ad listing the truck:
1994 Ford F150, Used Cars For Sale - Carsforsale.com
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I would be at 3500 it's a real clean truck but the questions u gotta ask urself is that mileage the real mileage an even if it is its a 19 yo truck I'm pretty sure ur goin to have some dry rot issues I wouldn't go ova 3500
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That price is somewhat expected from a dealer. The same truck sold personally on craigslist might have an asking price of $5000 on the high side. If you're set on that specific truck, buy it. If not, just keep your eyes open until a better deal comes up. You can probably negotiate down a bit with the dealer. It all comes down to your own opinion on whether it's worth what you'd pay for it.
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That does look like a sweet F150. I'd say that 4500 would be on the high side, and their asking price is rediculous.
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As for that truck, looks to be incredibly clean, but I'll agree with everyone that it is way over-priced. I wouldn't go a penny over $4000 if 4x4 isn't a big deal for you. I don't care how nicely something is kept, or if it is garaged most of its life. 19 years is an old vehicle, things age and break. It just happens.
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it might be different around other parts but around here where i live 4wd will only add 600 dollars to the price. also if your worried about 4wd dont be my ol man drove a 2wd 4.9 mazdog f150 for 8 years with an open diff with no problems. we usually get a storm that drops 20 inches of snow a year. infact there's one set for us tommorow and sunday.(not saying 2wd is better just saying you can get through some fairly deep snow with 2wd)
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Looks to be in very nice shape and is full power which is nice. Best part is it's a 94 yet it's a MAF truck which is pretty rare. I would try to get them down to 4500 at the most. If you really cared about 4x4 it's an easy and cheap enough swap if you go to the scrappers.
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All,
Thanks for the replies and advice. I'm ok with it being a 2WD, as I really don't need 4WD. I am planning on driving up there this weekend to see what I can do with the numbers.
Thanks for the replies and advice. I'm ok with it being a 2WD, as I really don't need 4WD. I am planning on driving up there this weekend to see what I can do with the numbers.
