Value of My Truck

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What do you guys think i could get for my truck based on were i live? i realize there is a LOT of variables, but just a rough estimate would be nice.

i know you can't offer much without any pics of the truck so tuesday i will post some up.

does the fact that the entire cooling system is new really mean anything? same for new injectors and a new(reman) IP?
 

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The coolant system, IP , Injectors and spring hangers mean NOTHING. Truck will not work with out them
 

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As for value? What Milage? Condition? Options?

I would say a 2wd truck up north is not gonna be worth too much. I would say in Perfect condition about 2,500-3,000
 

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The coolant system, IP , Injectors and spring hangers mean NOTHING. Truck will not work with out them

Figured as much.

Need some more information on it. Mileage? Dont tell me your wanting to sell it and get a PSD?

i guess mileage would be of helpLOL, 205,***. i would have to look for the exact mileage.

Your spot on about the PSD.:D
 

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As for value? What Milage? Condition? Options?

I would say a 2wd truck up north is not gonna be worth too much. I would say in Perfect condition about 2,500-3,000

for the location that it is in i would consider it in excelent shape as far as rust goes. it is by no means a rattle trap. truck is solid.

xlt, cruise, tilt wheel, am/fm/cassete.
 

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Worth what someone willing to pay ...

Eric,

The value lies in what a Buyer is willing to pay you
combined with the market you are selling in.

Times are tough in Michigan right now ....



Jim
 

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Eric,

The value lies in what a Buyer is willing to pay you
combined with the market you are selling in.

Times are tough in Michigan right now ....



Jim

yep, i fully understand that.


as far as selling my truck goes......
the other day my dad an i were talking about putting an exhaust system on my truck and he asked me if i had thought about how long i would like to keep the truck. i said i have never really thought about it. he then asked me if i would be interested in getting a "newer" truck specifically a super duty with a 7.3 psd in it. i really have yet to find out if he is serious or not. i know i have said that i don't use this truck for what it was intended for, so you'll ask why the hell would i be looking at getting a superduty? the type of cars that i would like to drive are WAY out of my budget right now and probly will be for quite some time. and the cars that would be in my price range would be not really to my liking. i know that you can't have everything in life, but i do have a choice. i have not driven my truck daily for about a month now and when i did drive it to work once words could almost not describe how happy i was to be driving my truck again. i love drving trucks and thanks to this IDI i really like diesel. don't get me wrong i have nothing against my truck.

so that is what is going on right now.
 

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Understood ...

Understood ...

Your IDI is not your daily driver, so it stands to reason if you got
a PSD it would not be a daily driver either.

Nice of your Dad to offer, but the maintenance on a PSD
would be significantly higher with less things you
can work on yourself ....

If you can afford to keep your truck ....



Jim
 

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Understood ...

Your IDI is not your daily driver, so it stands to reason if you got
a PSD it would not be a daily driver either.

Nice of your Dad to offer, but the maintenance on a PSD
would be significantly higher with less things you
can work on yourself ....

If you can afford to keep your truck ....



Jim

my idi is my dd actually. i just have not driven it in a month b/c of my rear leaf spring mounts being broken. it took so long to do that b/c when you only have one day every seven days to work on things it takes time.LOL the psd would be my dd.

i have thought about the maintinence as well and the less things that i can diag and fix.
 

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with a properly maintained psd that is not driven into the ground, how expensive is the "maintinence" and up-keep? is it really that much more than the IDI

Once you learn a PSD they are simple to work on. Just like every engine, they have their own quirks. The ONLY special tool to do your own maintenance is a $300 scanner.
 

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Once you learn a PSD they are simple to work on. Just like every engine, they have their own quirks. The ONLY special tool to do your own maintenance is a $300 scanner.

i have an OBD 2 scanner/code reader. i will find a link to it. would that be able to tell me at least what the check engine light means?
 

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