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Conjuror 12-11-2009 04:54 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by B-Faithful (Post 2592)
The cummins powered truck I was looking at sold (or they have a deposit on it).. You know the saying. You snooze you lose. Sounds like I lost the deal.. 03 one owner, dealer serviced ~65k miles asking 18k :o

Dude....this is GOOD news!! As a wise golf partner once said, "every shot makes somebody happy!" Time to go get that new truck for Christmas!!:D

yellowreg26 12-11-2009 06:51 PM

Greg,
I sold my 1500 and bought a used Chevy 2500 with the Duramax for the same reasons. I can't comment on the Dodge but can say you wont regret moving up to a diesel. I pulled my 23 Grady and now my 26 Regulator with no effort. Diesel repairs are infrequent but expensive when they do happen. Day to day performance is great (about 17 mpg) and I've been told I can expect around 300k miles with proper maintenance. I can tell you that my next truck will be a diesel as well (whether I'm towing a boat or not). I think any of the big three (Ford, Chevy, Dodge) are great trucks. They each have their own pluses/minuses. Good luck with your search!

Spiro

B-Faithful 12-11-2009 07:42 PM

Thanks for all the comments fellas...

Steve, I would need a special deal to afford new:eek::D

I am gonna keep my eyes peeled for a 2003-2006 5.9l cummins. No hurries though as my chevy halfton does the job.

Fish Nut 12-11-2009 08:08 PM

That would have been a good deal if evrything was as listed. Your post had me surfing for A chevy 2500HD best price I could find was 25k on a diesel 42,000 miles. Greg. if my wief finds you, she may take a swing at ya:D

Billj 12-11-2009 10:13 PM

Greg,
You've seen what we pull with Ford. Case closed!;)

That goes for you too Conjuror!!!!!:)

Oh yea, you too Stripe Tease!!!:confused:

Rex 12-12-2009 08:19 AM

There's nothing better than an American truck!!

B-Faithful 12-12-2009 07:08 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Billj (Post 2638)
Greg,
You've seen what we pull with Ford. Case closed!;)

That goes for you too Conjuror!!!!!:)

Oh yea, you too Stripe Tease!!!:confused:


I dont make boat builder money so I have to look used. Sorry the Powerstroke 6.0 sounds like a disaster. Cummins is king in diesels! Too bad it is in a dodge truck ... Besides I have to parallel park in DC often. The length of the ford makes it tough.

Unless I find a deal. It aint happening anyhow. Wife has my wallet on a leash:eek:

Conjuror 12-14-2009 08:55 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Billj (Post 2638)
Greg,
You've seen what we pull with Ford. Case closed!;)

That goes for you too Conjuror!!!!!:)

Oh yea, you too Stripe Tease!!!:confused:

Yeah, I've seen it, Bill...and I always get nervous that you won't make it both directions!!!:D:D:D

B-Faithful 12-16-2009 11:13 AM

question.. would you go for:

a 2003 4x4 with 60k on it with no service records

or a

2005 4x2 with 90k and all dealer service records.


both can be had for about the same price. I currently have a 4x2 and have never had a problem at a ramp. I do drive ~25k a year.

Slayer 12-16-2009 11:38 AM

I would go with the '05. One thing I think you should look at (and don't buy without getting one) is the extended warranty. I would think it would be cheaper on the 2005.


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