is this a worth it
MSEE
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From: Austin, TX
We're all friends here and are eager to help you, but if you want help, you need to type in a reasonable degree of clarity, and respect other member's request to clarify your sentence.
It doesn't look like a bad truck for the money, and it's not a big deal to need the registration renewed. Most states require you to re-register a vehicle in your name when you buy it anyway. Is this your first time buying a truck?
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I have no idea what you just said.
We're all friends here and are eager to help you, but if you want help, you need to type in a reasonable degree of clarity, and respect other member's request to clarify your sentence.
It doesn't look like a bad truck for the money, and it's not a big deal to need the registration renewed. Most states require you to re-register a vehicle in your name when you buy it anyway. Is this your first time buying a truck?
We're all friends here and are eager to help you, but if you want help, you need to type in a reasonable degree of clarity, and respect other member's request to clarify your sentence.
It doesn't look like a bad truck for the money, and it's not a big deal to need the registration renewed. Most states require you to re-register a vehicle in your name when you buy it anyway. Is this your first time buying a truck?
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From: Northern Illinois
And thats exactly why I didn't post a reply earlier. If you can't spell out a cohesive sentence so it is a little easier for us to try to understand then it's not worth responding to.
Case in point, what exactly were you trying to say here?
Case in point, what exactly were you trying to say here?
if it stock do u guys think with would pass dont have a for expernce with smog i have all ways hade diesel frist gasser
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Joined: Aug 2007
Posts: 12,186
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From: St. Charles, Missouri.
A California truck (Where I'm located) and then you want to find a classic truck,so you don't have to jump through hoops to find parts?
Its really not hard to find parts for these trucks,you just have to be patient and look.
My truck needs so many parts,I just haven't had a chance to get them.. But,they are available.
Also,you should change your signature to say "Friends" not "Freinds"
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Post Fiend
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From: concord ca
sorry i was exicted i mean part avibalty is it hard to find part in gernaly like go to parts store to pick it up or speicalty order it for catalog and it a cali truck so it has minor rust
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From: Los Gatos, Ca.
Joe,
That truck has been for sale for a long time. There are numerous reasons for this. The fact that is not registered most likely means it won't currently pass smog. This will cost you big time as the Ca. DMV back fee's are steep for expired registration where the vehicle owner did not do a non-op.
Do yourself a favor and call the number in the add and have them give you the license plate number. Then call the DMV and ask them if there are any back fee's due for that vehicle. If there are back fees due, they could add up to two or three times the asking price of that beat up old truck. I always do this when buying a used vehicle, whether the tags are current or not.
Remember, in California, if you buy a vehicle with expired registration the back fees are on you, not the guy who let them expire.
That truck has been for sale for a long time. There are numerous reasons for this. The fact that is not registered most likely means it won't currently pass smog. This will cost you big time as the Ca. DMV back fee's are steep for expired registration where the vehicle owner did not do a non-op.
Do yourself a favor and call the number in the add and have them give you the license plate number. Then call the DMV and ask them if there are any back fee's due for that vehicle. If there are back fees due, they could add up to two or three times the asking price of that beat up old truck. I always do this when buying a used vehicle, whether the tags are current or not.
Remember, in California, if you buy a vehicle with expired registration the back fees are on you, not the guy who let them expire.
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I love it! You won't catch me winning ANY spelling bee's but that is bad, but funny!!
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