$10k Full Size Truck - Are there any good ones?
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Re: $10k Full Size Truck - Are there any good ones?
Then find the best vehicle you can in your price range and dont overthink it.
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Re: $10k Full Size Truck - Are there any good ones?
I dont have a set price range
Re: $10k Full Size Truck - Are there any good ones?
[quote=""Duck Vader""]I dont have a set price range[/quote]
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Re: $10k Full Size Truck - Are there any good ones?
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If I could get a good one for about $25k or less I would seriously think about it.
Guess you can say I have a $25k limit if doing payments. Still really contemplating just paying something outright though.
If I could get a good one for about $25k or less I would seriously think about it.
Guess you can say I have a $25k limit if doing payments. Still really contemplating just paying something outright though.
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Re: $10k Full Size Truck - Are there any good ones?
http://www.genuinemotorco.com/vehicle-d ... 118076b4a9
Only one close to $25k.
But that would be REALLY pushing my budget, especially with such low MPG.
Basically right now, between what I pay for fuel and electric I would need to average about 40-50 mpg if wanted to spend the same each month in just fuel.
I would be comfortable with $20k or less for payment. $25k is pushing the boundary big time.
Only one close to $25k.
But that would be REALLY pushing my budget, especially with such low MPG.
Basically right now, between what I pay for fuel and electric I would need to average about 40-50 mpg if wanted to spend the same each month in just fuel.
I would be comfortable with $20k or less for payment. $25k is pushing the boundary big time.
Re: $10k Full Size Truck - Are there any good ones?
We need a title of thread edit!!!
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[quote=""Melis""]The cop asked Coop "Are you really a firefighter?" Coop was like "yeah" then the cop said "ok your in charge" then the cop left
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Re: $10k Full Size Truck - Are there any good ones?
[quote=""Duck Vader""]http://www.genuinemotorco.com/vehicle-d ... 118076b4a9
Only one close to $25k.
But that would be REALLY pushing my budget, especially with such low MPG.
Basically right now, between what I pay for fuel and electric I would need to average about 40-50 mpg if wanted to spend the same each month in just fuel.
I would be comfortable with $20k or less for payment. $25k is pushing the boundary big time.[/quote]
40-50mpg?
Have I got the car for you.
1998 Suzuki swift.
Swift gti exhaust manifold and suspension/brakes
Esteem seats
1.6 esteem engine swap
44mpg with a lead foot. Breaks the tires loose from a 2nd gear punch.
Only one close to $25k.
But that would be REALLY pushing my budget, especially with such low MPG.
Basically right now, between what I pay for fuel and electric I would need to average about 40-50 mpg if wanted to spend the same each month in just fuel.
I would be comfortable with $20k or less for payment. $25k is pushing the boundary big time.[/quote]
40-50mpg?
Have I got the car for you.
1998 Suzuki swift.
Swift gti exhaust manifold and suspension/brakes
Esteem seats
1.6 esteem engine swap
44mpg with a lead foot. Breaks the tires loose from a 2nd gear punch.
DOGE
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Re: $10k Full Size Truck - Are there any good ones?
Don't need that much mpg. Just saying that is what I'm giving up. So have to keep that in mind when shopping. I know a truck will get way less than that. That is why I don't want to spend too much.
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Re: $10k Full Size Truck - Are there any good ones?
I know you guys are annoyed with me, but just playing around this morning waiting for the caffeine to kick in. So set limit for $15k - my half way point.
1998 Chevy 2500HD Ext Cab with the 7.4 (yes the 454) so I would be lucky to get 10 mpg, but hell, it is a 454.
- 127k miles on her - $10k - https://www.vancouvercarco.com/vehicle- ... 34b3758ce1
Not sure if I posted this one yet. 2007 Avalanche LTZ - so still has the 4 speed - but only $13k - https://www.vwofsalem.com/used/Chevrole ... 9bfdc8.htm
2006 Silverado 1500 Crew Cab- 1 owner with a ton of service records on the carfax. Spent its life in AZ, CO, and OR - $13k - https://www.damerowford.com/used/Chevro ... Depth=9:11
2005 Silverado 2500HD with the 6.0 - carfax shows lots of service but also "font end damage" last year - $15k - https://www.beavertongmc.com/VehicleDet ... 3389232813
Also found quite a few F-150s with the 5.4 or the 5.0 with the extended cab, but not much with the Crew Cab so not sure how I feel about that. Also found a some with the 3.5, but if getting a Ford going to look at the 5.0 if I can.
For instance this one. 2011 with the 5.0, but just extended cab - $14k - https://www.vwofsalem.com/used/Ford/201 ... f948e9.htm
1998 Chevy 2500HD Ext Cab with the 7.4 (yes the 454) so I would be lucky to get 10 mpg, but hell, it is a 454.
Not sure if I posted this one yet. 2007 Avalanche LTZ - so still has the 4 speed - but only $13k - https://www.vwofsalem.com/used/Chevrole ... 9bfdc8.htm
2006 Silverado 1500 Crew Cab- 1 owner with a ton of service records on the carfax. Spent its life in AZ, CO, and OR - $13k - https://www.damerowford.com/used/Chevro ... Depth=9:11
2005 Silverado 2500HD with the 6.0 - carfax shows lots of service but also "font end damage" last year - $15k - https://www.beavertongmc.com/VehicleDet ... 3389232813
Also found quite a few F-150s with the 5.4 or the 5.0 with the extended cab, but not much with the Crew Cab so not sure how I feel about that. Also found a some with the 3.5, but if getting a Ford going to look at the 5.0 if I can.
For instance this one. 2011 with the 5.0, but just extended cab - $14k - https://www.vwofsalem.com/used/Ford/201 ... f948e9.htm
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Re: $10k Full Size Truck - Are there any good ones?
Didn't you say that you were not impressed with the f150?
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Re: $10k Full Size Truck - Are there any good ones?
Correct.
But for the right price I would think about it. Not worth $20k+ for me. Around $15k I would consider it.
Right now the standings are:
09+ Avalanche (6 speed) if spending closer to $20k
05-06 Tundra (need to drive one first to confirm) if staying closer to $10k
Then a toss up between 4 speed Avalanche, Silverado, and F150 if around $15k - prefer reliability/exterior of F150, interior/comfort of Silverado/Sierra, versatility of Avalanche. Just a bit nervous of the AFM issues in the GM, but if going Ford prefer the 5.0 so that limits it as well for the price range.
But for the right price I would think about it. Not worth $20k+ for me. Around $15k I would consider it.
Right now the standings are:
09+ Avalanche (6 speed) if spending closer to $20k
05-06 Tundra (need to drive one first to confirm) if staying closer to $10k
Then a toss up between 4 speed Avalanche, Silverado, and F150 if around $15k - prefer reliability/exterior of F150, interior/comfort of Silverado/Sierra, versatility of Avalanche. Just a bit nervous of the AFM issues in the GM, but if going Ford prefer the 5.0 so that limits it as well for the price range.
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Re: $10k Full Size Truck - Are there any good ones?
Just another place holder - https://www.dickshillsborohonda.com/inv ... 173s406713
If still there next week might go take a look.
If still there next week might go take a look.
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Re: $10k Full Size Truck - Are there any good ones?
Well looking at this again. Getting really tired of the Volt and driving it 6 days a week is really starting to show more issues I have with it. Plus getting to drive trucks with work makes me realize how much more I like them.
After I get the jeep back (still in the shop, the rails are done, but they are going to powder coat them, I'll update my jeep thread when done), I might look into selling the Volt. Private party is about $10k. Might sell it, daily the jeep, and look for a truck over the next few months.
After I get the jeep back (still in the shop, the rails are done, but they are going to powder coat them, I'll update my jeep thread when done), I might look into selling the Volt. Private party is about $10k. Might sell it, daily the jeep, and look for a truck over the next few months.
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Re: $10k Full Size Truck - Are there any good ones?
Still say 1st gen Tundra
Re: $10k Full Size Truck - Are there any good ones?
[quote=""Chris GTO TT""]Still say 1st gen Tundra[/quote]
This is a solid option.
Coop
This is a solid option.
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Re: $10k Full Size Truck - Are there any good ones?
[quote=""Chris GTO TT""]https://sacramento.craigslist.org/cto/d ... 04966.html[/quote]
That is actually not bad, but a bit more mileage than I would want. Of course I'm just starting this so might be a few months yet.
That is actually not bad, but a bit more mileage than I would want. Of course I'm just starting this so might be a few months yet.
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Re: $10k Full Size Truck - Are there any good ones?
I honestly wonder how bad an idea it is. V10 would drink gas like like no other. The truck would easily be able to tow anything I'd want to throw at it.
Re: $10k Full Size Truck - Are there any good ones?
[quote=""Chris GTO TT""]I honestly wonder how bad an idea it is. V10 would drink gas like like no other. The truck would easily be able to tow anything I'd want to throw at it.[/quote]
You would daily drive a v10 with 200k? If not a daily I say go for it. If a daily then thats dummer than a lot of my ideas.
Coop
You would daily drive a v10 with 200k? If not a daily I say go for it. If a daily then thats dummer than a lot of my ideas.
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[quote=""Melis""]The cop asked Coop "Are you really a firefighter?" Coop was like "yeah" then the cop said "ok your in charge" then the cop left
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