CL Find: 91 F250 LOW Miles 7.3L

[tanman_2006]

http://tulsa.craigslist.org/cto/4202423225.html

 

[Lithgow]

What do you all think of the price?

 

[icanfixall]

I really feel thats a fair price for what appears to be whats described in the pics. But actually seeing and driving this rig will tell you exactly what its worth. At 75,000 miles its barelt broken in. I'm betting it still has the original brakes both front and rears on it plus it might even have the original tires on it....

 

[Snowdiver]

Too high. Maybe $6000 at the most.

 

[Lithgow]

Sure beats 60k for a new one.

 

[Blind Driver2]

Sure beats 60k for a new one.

The new ones are more comfy, tow much more, get better fuel mileage, and have more than twice the power.

 

[tanman_2006]

Price is a bit high for a 2wd but reasonable considering miles.

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[rattleonby]

I'd rather spend 9k of my hard earned money on a truck that i know is made out of acutal steel still then these new junkers theyre tryin to push for 40,50,60k and the bodies and interiors fall apart. Still 8800$ is a taaad steep but he'll get it...just not from me

 

[ZWilson07]

I agree that is a little steep. I don't think I could even get that out of mine, I would be happy to get 6-8 for mine in all honesty.

I got worried there for a second lol but I have still yet to see one that has beaten mine. If they are lower miles they are always either 2wd, or gas; never 4wd and diesel thankfully. I gotta hold on to something here

 

[Moretorque]

The best deal I have seen yet was on Ebay for a 1994 F 350 CC dually XLT 7.3 T that was like a 8.5 to 9 with 105,000 miles go for 4500. My jaw dropped, I was noticing for whatever reason LA was a good place for deals on these rigs from what I was seeing.

 

[whiteboyslo]

Great time capsule of a truck, but too much. I bought the truck in my sig with similar mileage for $6K, and mine came with the Banks turbo AND a shell. And keep in mind, that's at SoCal's typically inflated prices.

Mike

 

[mjs2011]

The new ones are more comfy, tow much more, get better fuel mileage, and have more than twice the power.

I agree with you on all of that but the mileage.

I have no experience with the new 6.7, but I have heard they dont get to great of mileage. Something like 15 or 16? Though it would likely get better mileage while towing a comparable load as the IDI.

Does anyone know some real numbers for the 6.7 economy?

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[Moretorque]

I was just looking on Ebay under completed listing, So Cal I have seen some good deals. I think the economy is that bad, I am a retard on computers and do not provide links. I was just looking under 1994 F 350 to see if the white F 350 was still there it was. I just noticed a F 600 was misplaced as a F350 and it only had 70,000 miles on it and sold for 1300. If you know how to Ebay there are awesome deals to be had.

If somebody would provide the link if they want too to this 1994 F 350 and I believe it is a Centurion that sold for 4800 on Ebay Nov 1st you will be shocked, look at this thing, definitely the one that got away if true. Way beyond that in quality and half price. There is also a F350 Centurion a 1994 that sold for 11000 and it is incredible as in DROOL! in the completed listing that is way better value as well.

 

[79jasper]

I agree with you on all of that but the mileage.

I have no experience with the new 6.7, but I have heard they dont get to great of mileage. Something like 15 or 16? Though it would likely get better mileage while towing a comparable load as the IDI.

Does anyone know some real numbers for the 6.7 economy?

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Firsthand I've seen 18.x mixed city/highway. All stock, running empty.
16 towing a case tracked loader.

Edit: 4x4 cclb 250.
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[chris142]

Way overpriced! I paid $3100+tax from a dealer for my 4x4 with only 59k on it.