[updated:LAST EDITED ON 02-Jul-02 AT 08:26 PM (EST)]Eric:

Hang tight..... you'll sell it. Anyone trying to justify their purchase of your truck to themselves, their spouse, or their parents is going to have a tougher time doing it in northern Florida in July. If you were trying to sell it, say, in northern Michigan in November, it would be another matter. You'll move it, just not as quickly as you might in a different economy (as has been mentioned), a different geographic area, or a different time of the year. If nothing else, consider why you're foregoing the truck (temporarily , that is). It's warm, and you're loving the gas mileage of the Miata, and the extra vehicle costs don't fit the bill at the moment. Thousands of other people are dealing with their own circumstances, and they're either doing the same as yourself, or they just locked in that great deal on a new (insert vehicle model here) at 0% financing last fall. For any vehicle that has the kind of following you see on this site, you'll get a taker!

 

Take it wheeln and take pics of it in the mud or rocks. Use that for a second picture online or in the paper. I will sell better if you get the right crowd interested.

 

>Take it wheeln and take pics of it in the mud or rocks. Use
>that for a second picture online or in the paper. I will
>sell better if you get the right crowd interested.


I like this idea. Of course, here in Florida, the only rock I'll find is on a gravel road. :+ Seriously, though, I haven't thought of that one. That'll give me an excuse to wash it again, or maybe just leave it in it's "natural" state.

 

>>Take it wheeln and take pics of it in the mud or rocks. Use
>>that for a second picture online or in the paper. I will
>>sell better if you get the right crowd interested.
>
>

That'll give me an excuse to
>wash it again, or maybe just leave it in it's "natural"
>state.


I VOTE FOR THE NATURAL STATE!

 

Looks like I've got a few guys hittin' on the $2300 price I've listed on autotrader.com. That makes me happy!!