Posted by DDMN on January 19, 2015 at 05:19:47 from (204.106.240.187):
In Reply to: 1999 f150 posted by jayinNY on January 18, 2015 at 19:20:36:
Jay,
My father in law has one of these trucks, about the same vintage,
and he has run it hard and put it away wet more than once. What he doesn't think of to use it for, the Amish neighbors do. I think it has been a relatively trouble free truck for him. If I recall he has almost 200,000 miles on his.
That being said, if you know the seller and are confidant he will tell you the truth...
1.) Why is he selling it?
2.) What does the rest of his equipment look like? Is it taken care of?
3.) Can you repair the issues you find without being in too deep?
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