Asking price?

 

I'm not sure I can PM you the number to call if you like

 

I think he said 6 or 7. I 'think' by the picture that's a he!! of a price! I like 4 doors too but...................

 

No I just looked at the website its above 14 . But Its a really clean truck. I know the guy he got it from and he always takes care of his stuff

 

wait it out and get what you really want, imo....i searched for over 9 months and traveled many miles to finally find what i was looking for, a '97 XLT PSD CCLB 4WD...found it in texas, i live in virginia...1400 mile drive home and worth every mile!!...they are out there, just need to be patient and diligent to find those ops...good luck to you!

 

I picked up my "96 XLT CCLB PSD 4x4 in New Mexico and drove it 2400 miles home. Patience young grasshopper.

Red

 

Thanks guys.

I passed on the truck.

Where are you guys lookin to find your trucks?

Thanks,
John

 

When I bought my truck, it was all about the craigslist. Now, Facebook has taken over a lot of that market.

Join a couple Powerstroke or Diesel selling pages and you'll have listings out your ears.

 

There are many of these trucks in Texas and Oklahoma that are rust free and less than 10k. Keep looking... You'll find one.

 

Thanks BBSlider.

I have heard from some posts where they call out potential flood issues with trucks from Texas. Anything in regards to trucks from Oklahoma to be aware of?

 

I don't think so. Down here it's slim chance as well, but just stay diligent and REALLY inspect.

 

For example

dallas.craigslist.org/sdf/cto/d/1997-fordpowerstroke/6431356037.html

 

That looks like a good one!

 

Especially for the money. If I was on the market, it would be mine LOL

 

I went through Harvey, live right by one of the reservoirs... 6' of water in my house for two weeks! My F150 had water about 4" up the windshield, yes, entire cab submerged. I can attest to you, that easily 800-1M vehicles flooded. Be VERY weary buying anything used from the Houston area for a while. I certainly would not buy without hands on inspection.

Check our vehicle registrations on the windshield for the county printed upon it. Harris is where we were hit the worst, Fort Bend also. Brazoria some. I have some registered in Tarrant that are in Harris, so it is not a guarantee. But I am sure this is a slim majority of folks.

Flood vehicles are pretty easy to spot if you look real hard. Typically interior colors are off. There is dirt in areas it should not be. A funky odor you cannot place. The dirt residue is hard to describe, if you need to know I can post a picture of my truck and the crap left after the water drained.