If i may ask what did you guy's pay for your truck or 7.3 or 6.9 powered vehicles?

[FORDF250HDXLT]

Year: 1993
Model:F250
Trim: XLT/standard cab
Driveline: 7.3L Naturally Aspirated/4 speed auto/4x4/1356 BW transfer case-manual shift/3.55's.
Mileage when purchased and date: 47,786 fall of 2009.(carfaxed 100% clean and legit.driving it confirms as well.)
price paid:$3300
Location: connecticut

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she looks a bit different now.
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Year: 1993
Model:F-super duty ("one ton plus" officially known as in the day. f450 we call 'em today and or for parts look up.) w/ 16' stake body dump.
Trim: XLT/standard cab
Driveline: 7.3L Naturally Aspirated/4 speed auto/2wd/5.13's.
Mileage when purchased and date: 189k Nov 2013
price paid:$3500
Location: Maine.

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[Ford86]

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[texcl]

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Paid $1300 for this one if I remember correctly. It's been a great truck. I tow over 8k pretty often, if it was a crew cab I'd fix the rusty fenders and keep her forever. She gets 18mpg's unloaded and 10mpg's with my 5500# travel trailer @ 65mph.

 

[jwalterus]

I paid $300 for the flood victim, currently well over 5k into it, but I love my truck and will keep on going deeper

 

[bjprk]

$13,600.00 - in 1986....

 

[riotwarrior]

4x f350 1000 4x f250 swap bout 500 buck value....4x f250 650 all in and free parts pig

 

[FORDF250HDXLT]

$13,600.00 - in 1986....

your getting your money's worth out of that one.

 

[satx78247]

1986 F-250 Club-cab XLT Lariat, 6.9 NA with 5-speed ZF & <60,000 one-owner miles.
(It's probably a CIMMARON by Lehman-Centurion.)

1200.oo two days ago.

yours, satx

 

[fsmyth]

your getting your money's worth out of that one.

What's that in today's dollars?

 

[HS108]

4600,

But I only had to drive to PA, to pick up a rust free West coast truck. Worth it

 

[superds]

I bought my 88 F250 RCLB 4x4 ZF XLT Larait for $1000 about 5 months ago. Bald tires on gross chrome plated and flaking wheels. 4x4 doesn't work, transmission won't go into 4th gear, some clutch slippage and needs most of the A/C components replaced (compressor and bracket are not longer there so I need to find a bracket). Radio doesn't work, bench seat is trashed. Dirt and dust everywhere from being a farm truck it's whole life. I'm about $700 into it and I probably have another $3500 to go, just ordered tires yesterday. I plan on having about $5000 into it when I get it back in usable condition. Looking at it now, I probably would have been better off with the $5000 trucks that needed almost nothing... But it'll be mine and I'll have made it how I want it.

 

[Morgonzo]

I paid 4 grand last oct for a '92 350 CCLB 4x4 with new IP, Batt's, new starter, decent tires almost no rust and 309,000 on the clock. I would've haggled but there were not a lot of options out there for 4x4 350 CC's. i've already put another grand into it, and almost a thousand miles on it since then. After all the work i'm doing is done, I hope to have this gal for a LONG time. Shouldn't need another truck unless I WANT one...and I already do!

the day she came home...

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[OLDBULL8]

It's not what the original price paid. It's how much money put into it and the long hours spent repairing any defect.

All the tools purchased if you don't already have a good set of tools.

Cost of all the fluids.

Cost of all the Beer consumed.

Band Aids for BUSTED KNUCKLES.

All the hours spent on a computer or your damn Android phone, asking questions on here or elsewhere.

 

[Morgonzo]

It's not what the original price paid. It's how much money put into it and the long hours spent repairing any defect.

All the tools purchased if you don't already have a good set of tools.

Cost of all the fluids.

Cost of all the Beer consumed.

Band Aids for BUSTED KNUCKLES.

All the hours spent on a computer or your damn Android phone, asking questions on here or elsewhere.

AKA Sweat Equity hahaha. In that case i'm closer to 6 grand.

 

[FORDF250HDXLT]

It's not what the original price paid. It's how much money put into it and the long hours spent repairing any defect.

All the tools purchased if you don't already have a good set of tools.

Cost of all the fluids.

Cost of all the Beer consumed.

Band Aids for BUSTED KNUCKLES.

All the hours spent on a computer or your damn Android phone, asking questions on here or elsewhere.

way more than either old truck was worth but it beats payments and more costlier insurance and repairs.