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F250 or equivalent
I'm looking for an older F250 or equivalent pickup that is mechanically sound. I need something that will primarily pull the Boat (+-6500lb) and can act as a good truck to move stuff around and make trips to Home Depot.
4x4 Strong engine Good suspension Good brakes Good rubber Heavy duty hitch Doesn't have to be the prettiest thing just mechanically sound. If anyone knows of an old pickup, please let me know. 4-5K ballpark. Thanks, Rich |
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How bout a New 03 Caddy Escalade list around 58,900 + custom grill & gold pkg for 41,900. !! awd & 345 Horse's!
Wait till next week if I can find Ya one down here its cold now !! [img]/images/graemlins/shocked.gif[/img] |
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All Wheel Drive Too !! |
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Rich,
You might want to look for an F150 with the 7700 option. It would save you some money and will do the job nicely. FYI, most people that have the option don't even know it and therefore, don't ask for the extra $$$ when they sell it. I found one, 2000 F150 Lariat Extended Cab 4X4 7700 and picked it up for a song, 12K. The 7700 option came with the 10.25 rear, 5.4 liter, trans and engine oil coolers, and a different version of the automatic but, I can't remember the number at this time. Nice truck, highly recommended..... |
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JohnS,
I only have 5K to spend for the truck. I need a piece o'crap that can haul mucho ass. Nothin fancy. Iv'e been looking all over for the Mule . She soon will be.... sip, sip, be found...... |
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Sorry about that Rich. Hey, at least I wasn't talking 50K like our wonderful Capt Brad was!! [img]/images/graemlins/grin.gif[/img]
Ok, so now I have the picture. FYI, maybe you should look at a GM product if you are looking at a bit of an older style truck. Not saying anything bad about an older Ford but, those twin I's have issues when you get some miles on them and the GM's are easier on the wallet to fix. Just my opinion..... |
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