1999 f250 for a work truck?
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1999 f250 for a work truck?
I posted this here because I only frequent the excursion forum lol
What do you guys think this could be (doesnt run smooth he says )? I'm looking for a cheap long bed just to use for hauling stuff on the weekends. Hes about an hour from me.
http://orlando.craigslist.org/cto/4274596145.html
What do you guys think this could be (doesnt run smooth he says )? I'm looking for a cheap long bed just to use for hauling stuff on the weekends. Hes about an hour from me.
http://orlando.craigslist.org/cto/4274596145.html
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Might be worth keeping in mind that it has been posted at a low price (well below blue book) for two months and hasn't sold yet. Does it have a clean title? At that price I would consider at least checking the CarFax for $50 bucks. That $50 dollar subscription came in handy for two Ford buys we just had in my family. The more info the better!
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Why wait
If there were a dented, but rust free truck that ran at all for $1800 within an hour of where I lived, I would have bought it already (might have tried to get him down a couple hundred more). If there are no knocks in the bottom end, the problem can't cost more than a few hundred to fix by yourself. If you don't work on your own stuff, that could be harder. Still, I would have bought it already.
Where I am at, everyone thinks their rusted junk is work over $3K cause it runs...
Where I am at, everyone thinks their rusted junk is work over $3K cause it runs...
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Thats what I'm saying. Worst case it needs a new motor..for 1800 thats still a deal for a non rusted super duty. didnt know these came without air but I dont care as its just a weekend hauler while working on houses. Buddy has a trailer so I may go get it and tow it home rather than drive it before check it out. I dont know much about motors but have buddies that do and I know how to use tools so its not like I cant assist if I have someone that knows what they're looking at, so I wont have to just hand it over to a shop and say fix it. Lol
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Probably a bad COP. At that low price you have a group of people looking with very little money, and as such probably little knowledge in cars. So the rough running is scarring people. They probably think it is a motor issue. Even at $1500, if it were clean and needed a motor it would be well worth it