Oh to have a spare 9000 dollars...

[godblessmud]

http://seattle.craigslist.org/skc/ctd/824415835.html

 

[Skandocious]

Great lookin' truck! Hard to believe I paid almost that much for my truck just 2 years ago

2 years ago that would have sold for $13k+

 

[polarbear]

Cool looking truck- but waaaay too much money in today's market.

 

[Brian_B]

It will be a little difficult to sell (I would imagine) in today's economy.

 

[godblessmud]

It started on the market at 12000 and i have been watching it fall ever since...i predict it will get into the high 6k's before it sells on acount of it being a LIFTED, non-chipped diesel in todays market (and not practical for a work truck, which is the main selling point for diesels here)

 

[polarbear]

It started on the market at 12000 and i have been watching it fall ever since...i predict it will get into the high 6k's before it sells on acount of it being a LIFTED, non-chipped diesel in todays market (and not practical for a work truck, which is the main selling point for diesels here)

Good call- although I was thinking more five-ish myself. You just can't comprehend how hard the Diesel market's gotten smacked lately- even the nice ones.

 

[Lost]

The diesels r still above $8000 for solid
truck with less than 150000 . And I regularly see 97 down truck out selling the 99 Up sd fuelly truck price wise. Its the 2000 up truck that seem to be hard to give away .

 

[polarbear]

Even that's changed a little. Check this truck out- F250 Supercab 4X4, 84K miles, looks near-mint condition. Northwest truck (no rust).

http://portland.craigslist.org/wsc/cto/832714365.html

I'd say that truck represents that absolute top-end of SuperCab pricing.

 

[Lost]

Sorry I forgot to say I live in rust belt a rust free truck with 150000 still get good change . As most at least need A different bed. If not front fenders to match

 

[1970Custom]

These are more my style anyway...

http://boise.craigslist.org/cto/790143472.html
http://boise.craigslist.org/car/777093006.html