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If its so much easier to sell a 6.0 then a v10, how come it took my buddy almost 1 1/2 years to get rid of his v10. Only had 60k and was an extremly clean. When his bother sold his 6.0 it was gone in a week and wasnt any where near as nice a truck.
If its so much easier to sell a 6.0 then a v10, how come it took my buddy almost 1 1/2 years to get rid of his v10. Only had 60k and was an extremly clean. When his bother sold his 6.0 it was gone in a week and wasnt any where near as nice a truck.
And when you sell it you will get about 10 cents back on that investment...
i guarantee, any mod, done to any vehicle (i know this is hard to take, but), even diesels would not be an investment. Actually Brian, the simple definition of investment is to put out capital to gain capital. we have all seen the lifted to the sky diesel trucks with $100K into the truck and the sale price is at $45K, with the popular, my loss is your gain statement, so the bottom line is, no one builds up their truck expecting to gain capital when sold, except maybe you
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