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Jun 9, 2004 | 06:02 PM

#121

cdtruckn

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From: Stockton, CA.

Well guy's the DSB board sided with me.

I just sent the acceptance paper work off,

Went for the replacement truck.

I think thay want a milage charge
It says calculate the selling price (42,670.00) multiply by 721 miles, devided by 120,000.

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Jun 9, 2004 | 06:10 PM

#122

powerstrokedieselboy

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From: WV

Quote:

Originally Posted by cdtruckn

Well guy's the DSB board sided with me.

I just sent the acceptance paper work off,

Went for the replacement truck

CD,

Could you email me, or let me know how this went? I am wondering how they do the replacement truck option. If we have to pay the extra, or if we have to order a less of a truck due to the new ones costing more. Are you ordering a new one or looking for one setting on the dealership lot.... Just wondering

And CONGRATULATION on winning!!! Nice to see the lil' guy win one.

Thanks,
PSDboy

Jun 9, 2004 | 06:11 PM

#123

twoballsleft

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From: Philadelphia

Quote:

Originally Posted by cdtruckn

Well guy's the DSB board sided with me.

I just sent the acceptance paper work off,

Went for the replacement truck.

I think thay want a milage charge
It says calculate the selling price (42,670.00) multiply by 721 miles, devided by 120,000.

That's only 256 banannas....not to shabby if you ask me....Good job! Another happy customer?...I hope so!

Jun 9, 2004 | 06:13 PM

#124

First Ford 2004

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Right on Congratualtions CD IM glad to see someone else didnt get screwed

Jun 9, 2004 | 06:16 PM

#125

twoballsleft

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From: Philadelphia

Quote:

Originally Posted by powerstrokedieselboy

CD,

Could you email me, or let me know how this went? I am wondering how they do the replacement truck option. If we have to pay the extra, or if we have to order a less of a truck due to the new ones costing more. Are you ordering a new one or looking for one setting on the dealership lot.... Just wondering

And CONGRATULATION on winning!!! Nice to see the lil' guy win one.

Thanks,
PSDboy

You shouldm't...normally the do a "Subtitution of Colateral" which is more or less a wash...but you get a new truck that has your to date payments applied.

Jun 9, 2004 | 06:20 PM

#126

cdtruckn

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From: Stockton, CA.

I'ts a replacement. NO upgrade cost as long as it is identical. the year of the new truck don't matter. far as ordering I have to Waite untill the resolution specialist contacts me, another 40 days.