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Good deal !!! (see the fun in the double meaning )
I HOPE the weather for you has been better than ours the last week ! Can't imagine doing all that in a TexUS summer !
Next time, after all the $ talk and "I can't give you anymore for your trade" from them,
see if you can negotiate them swapping the parts...
that's what I did from our 2012 to 2013 ....
They moved my hitch and all then decided to just put a new sway bar on rather than switch mine, etc...
They would have moved my air bags, but I wanted to get a new wireless airlift kit with in cab keyfob....
did find out it's ok to mix and match mfg's on the bags and compressors, etc...
but I decide to let camping world install the bags and WirelessONE compressor kit for $39 each
Do you have a thread for your airbag install? Its not obvious to me what parts I need to buy the airlift kit with a different brand of air compressor to inflate the bags.
Congrats on the removal of the equipment and the new truck! That's the best color out there
here is my install of the Airlift Wireless One and my OBA with my firestone airbags.
Good deal !!! (see the fun in the double meaning )
I HOPE the weather for you has been better than ours the last week ! Can't imagine doing all that in a TexUS summer !
Next time, after all the $ talk and "I can't give you anymore for your trade" from them,
see if you can negotiate them swapping the parts...
that's what I did from our 2012 to 2013 ....
They moved my hitch and all then decided to just put a new sway bar on rather than switch mine, etc...
They would have moved my air bags, but I wanted to get a new wireless airlift kit with in cab keyfob....
did find out it's ok to mix and match mfg's on the bags and compressors, etc...
but I decide to let camping world install the bags and WirelessONE compressor kit for $39 each
It was hot yesterday...heat index around 105 F. I bought one of those huge shop fans at Harbor Freight a couple weeks ago and it was the best $100 I've spent in a while.
I tried to work-in at least moving the hitch/rails and the best they offered was having one of the shop guys take it off. For all their hitch installs they use a local hitch dealer so they don't have any in-house expertise.
The rebates on the 2014's looked good so I started looking around. I had a price in mind for my 2011 (only 29K miles) and what I wanted to pay for the 2014. I checked this one out last week and went back in today so that the dealer could appraise my trade. I was surprised that they were willing to give me almost what I expected for my 2011. After the usual back-n-forth on the 2014 price I told them I needed to think it over and I'd get back to them Monday. I thanked them for their time and walked out to my rig...
Whoa! What a stunner, bridge! Congrats on the new truck.
Nice Truck!! Also, does the fan from Harbor Freight seem to be made fairly well? Never purchased anything from HF but they recently opened a retail store close to the house. Again Love the new truck, I opted for a '14 also because of all the incentives offered.
Whoa! What a stunner, bridge! Congrats on the new truck.
Crystal
Thanks Crystal!
Originally Posted by RigTrash601
Nice Truck!! Also, does the fan from Harbor Freight seem to be made fairly well? Never purchased anything from HF but they recently opened a retail store close to the house. Again Love the new truck, I opted for a '14 also because of all the incentives offered.
They have two models, a floor fan and one on a stand. I got the one on the stand. I leave it on when I'm in the garage, sometimes for long periods. No issues yet although it is somewhat loud...sounds like a Cessna prop.
Thanks All. Got the rig home, got the 5th wheel rails installed, airbags (let a hitch shop do it this time) and a few extras. The little ones really like the color
I moved some of my goodies from my old truck to my new one as well... I actually wanted them to take the leer topper as it wasn't 100% made for the truck. It was made for a truck without the cab step and I modified it to close.
I also learned that when you get it appraised they never add in your extra anyways, so for the most part some of my goodies had already been removed.
I moved some of my goodies from my old truck to my new one as well... I actually wanted them to take the leer topper as it wasn't 100% made for the truck. It was made for a truck without the cab step and I modified it to close.
I also learned that when you get it appraised they never add in your extra anyways, so for the most part some of my goodies had already been removed.
The only things I left on the trade-in that the dealer wanted was the Pioneer Nav and the front Camera (they were very excited about the front camera). I grabbed everything else including the bed extender. Now that I don't have the front camera I got one of these:
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