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Thoughts plz....
More junk I stumbled across.....
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MM, I bet this brings back old memories for you and Sporty!
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Don't buy junk. It always costs more in the end. Your time is worth too much to have unbilled down time.Originally posted by MASTERMOWER View Posta.k.a.---> Erich
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3 mpg ????SENIOR MODERATOR LSF COMMUNITY CONTROL CORDINATOR
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You buy junk, you got junk. Buy a good used low mileage truck from a reputable dealer, be done with it.Comment
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How is it junk? Diesel with no more than 60k miles.....city surplus. 1994, so I can likely safely assume city bought new trucks and this needs to be cycled out!??!
I might be wrong......I figured it might be an 'ok' truck,esp since it'll likey go for cheap?........I ain't looking for something in pristine condition. Skool me?
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City surplus. You really think municipal employees care how they drive their equipment? You're gonna be buying at your own risk.Originally posted by MASTERMOWER View PostHow is it junk? Diesel with no more than 60k miles.....city surplus. 1994, so I can likely safely assume city bought new trucks and this needs to be cycled out!??!
I might be wrong......I figured it might be an 'ok' truck,esp since it'll likey go for cheap?........I ain't looking for something in pristine condition. Skool me? :throughlyconfused:Comment
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Actually city trucks get treated pretty good from a maintenance and repair standpoint,,,,,,,,, how the guys drive them is a whole other bird.SENIOR MODERATOR LSF COMMUNITY CONTROL CORDINATOR
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My white chevy is a former electric utility truck....thought it'd be great mechanical wise....ended up installing a rebuilt engine not even before I put 5k on the truck myself. Then again, it did have 140k on the odometer.
Hmm.
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Sounds great to me. My 04 Truck has more miles on it. If you have to put an engine in it, it is still a good deal. Unless the frame is bent from the accident and that is what is causing the alligment problem.Comment
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