Is it just me, or is this an absurd ammount of money for a smashed high miles truck?

[NapaBavarian]

Here

 

[beretzs]

Wow, I guess, alot of money for a beat up ol Cummins.. Scotty

 

[ericboutin]

this truck has been well cared for by me and the previous owners as well

What a Whacker!!!!

 

[DeepRoots]

thats not 'dented' on the driver side....
it appears your missing part of the bed

 

[NapaBavarian]

thats not 'dented' on the driver side....
it appears your missing part of the bed

Are you serious?

 

[Ceejmo]

The ad states
"i have a brand new white duelly bed for replacment"

Less than 300K miles on a Cummins engine. Hell, It's just getting broke in.

 

[f-two-fiddy]

That's not much different than all the early powerstrokes I see going for $10K

 

[Agnem]

What a Whacker!!!!

Meanwhile the truck thinks.... "with friends like him, who needs enemies?".

 

[NapaBavarian]

The ad states
"i have a brand new white duelly bed for replacment"

Less than 300K miles on a Cummins engine. Hell, It's just getting broke in.

Must'a added the bed, I read a previous ad he posted and I'm fairly sure it wasn't there... but that does change things a little since Cummins engines are bulletproof, but it is still dodge with 300k on it

Engine longevity is a crapshoot, granted the cummins is better than most, I love to read ads that state "these engines last forever ect ect ect 200k on truck, 50k on engine...do the math, why was the engine replaced at 150k if it was going to last forever??? Or better yet I actually read one ad that stated 200k on the car, 100k on engine, so 300k all together.

 

[f-two-fiddy]

Quote, "i was in heavy construction and now i have decided to move into real estate
this truck has been well cared for by me and the previous owners as well
description;

1996 dodge 3500
290000 miles (but runs and drives like new)
automatic (brand new mopar tranny $3600 3/30,000mi waranty)
dented on drivers side (completely cosmetic)
i have a brand new white duelly bed for replacment"

You'd think that if the guy had been in Heavy Construction, and is moving into the Real Estate feild. He'd know something about spelling, and punctuation.
(Not that I'm any better at it)



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