Posted by Traditional Farmer on November 10, 2019 at 04:24:31 from (71.219.22.72):
At an auction yesterday they had a 1993 Toyota pickup with less than 60,000 miles had been owned by an older fellow,always garaged,never driven in snow so no real rust just a little surface rust on some of the frame,new tires,auto,AC and absolutely spotless in the cab,extended cab too.Well I decided I wanted it just what i have been looking for to run around in to do errands etc.So how much to bid? I finally quit at $5500 that plus the 10% buyers premium would have put it over $6,000.Felt like that was more than enough in a way and in a way not,wife said I should have hit it a few more times if it was what I wanted.What do you all think? It was a 2WD drive also which is want I wanted.
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