SAD DAY... Goodby F-150 :(
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08-08-2006, 11:31 PM
I will have some pics of the new car up sometime tomorrow.. Thanks for all the help yall have given me in the past...
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08-08-2006, 11:51 PM
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08-09-2006, 01:22 AM
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Im glad I got ahead on my first truck. My payments are low enough for me to still afford for now. 9 more months and I graduate and then I might get 4X4. Prolly not though
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08-09-2006, 01:22 AM
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gas prices suck. so does the f150s lack of fuel economy. I figured it out.. its costing me 23 cents per mile to drive my truck... that's about 4 bucks a day in gas just to drive to work and back. that's why I bought my bike. 4 cents per mile 77 cents to drive to work and back. Ill be saving almost 90 bucks a month on gas... in fact the savings in gas alone will pay for my bike
#13
08-09-2006, 03:57 AM
If my F-150 was stock I'd have no problem trading it in, so I hear you guys. But if he really traded it in then I know it was hard, I'm selling mine (just over $5k...sorry mountaineer) 
Anyways, it's hard considering myself driving something else...I think it'll be a bigger truck but maybe a little older this time, hopefully a 3/4 ton diesel. Working at a dealership, I have confirmed why I'll never buy one from them. I just can't see myself driving anything smaller, I think I should keep the truck and just keep working on it at times...other days I just want to join up and get rid of it.
Anyways, it's hard considering myself driving something else...I think it'll be a bigger truck but maybe a little older this time, hopefully a 3/4 ton diesel. Working at a dealership, I have confirmed why I'll never buy one from them. I just can't see myself driving anything smaller, I think I should keep the truck and just keep working on it at times...other days I just want to join up and get rid of it.
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08-09-2006, 03:59 AM
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08-09-2006, 04:03 AM
Originally Posted by rocky85
I don't have that problem. My truck makes me money! If people would think of all the ways they could use a truck to start a business or earn extra money, instead of costing them money, they wouldn't ever get rid of it.