Posted by gpuller on February 25, 2009 at 06:52:28 from (216.114.244.49):
In Reply to: Car Dealer questions... posted by Casey in Ky on February 25, 2009 at 06:02:58:
If its the harvest gold Super Duty I can see why the asking price. It needs the right box side and bumper replaced. A quick estimate comes up with around $2500 worth of repairs. That's figuring the box side with labor, paint and a new bumper.
Its got 126,000 miles, might need another $1500 worth of ball joint work in the front end. Very common on Super Duty's.
They know it needs work but would rather dump it than put the needed repairs into it.
With the economy is on the tank, trucks don't hold value like they used to.
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