Tempting
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Tempting
You don't find them with this low of miles very often.
Ive been following this add for some time now. It has come way down from it's original price and is now reasonable considering it's condition. If I remember right, it started near 20k months ago.
I'm thinking I should go look at it. I havent had a car payment in 8 years or so since I have always paid cash. I would have to take a loan out, which will be hard considering the trucks age.
Ive been following this add for some time now. It has come way down from it's original price and is now reasonable considering it's condition. If I remember right, it started near 20k months ago.
I'm thinking I should go look at it. I havent had a car payment in 8 years or so since I have always paid cash. I would have to take a loan out, which will be hard considering the trucks age.
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Yea..but, honestly rather not have one that has a large list of modifications. Id rather have it near stock with a simple exhaust, intake and a tune or something. There are 2 different ways to look at a truck like this that determine value. Mint original condition or built. Built engines/trucks hardly see a 30-40 cent on the dollar return. And it narrows the future buyer list by a large margin. But a mint original low mileage well kept truck, if you ask me is more rare and holds a better value along with a larger amount of potential future buyers.
There are a few high mileage lightnings I was looking at in the 6-7k range that would, to be comfortable, need a full rebuild. Those kind of trucks at the right price would be worth building. Or finding one that is already built, and done right.
There are a few high mileage lightnings I was looking at in the 6-7k range that would, to be comfortable, need a full rebuild. Those kind of trucks at the right price would be worth building. Or finding one that is already built, and done right.
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