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Id take the notes as a compliment.
I've never lost money on any of the 3 Rangers I've owned. I ended up getting my full asking price for the 99 Ranger and made $500 after putting 80k miles, a ding in the front bumper, and a ding in the rear bumper. I made $2,175 on my 87 Ranger after I put 60k miles on it. I love Rangers!!!
Oh, I absolutely will take it as a compliment. I always expected my truck to at least keep it's value. I paid $2500 for it, figured it would never go below that, regardless how many miles I put on it, but I think I could easily sell it for $5000 or more if I was in the mood to sell it.
Eddie Money wrote:
I see why you are getting notes. It's nice and clean!! Good looking truck!!
Thanks! it's a great 10' truck, meaning it looks great from 10' away. But once you get close, you can see where the PO bonked every corner into something, both front and rear bumpers are bent in a touch. and there are dings and dents around it. I don't care, I paid $2500 for it, and I use it to do truck stuff and go off road. I'm sure i'll add my own list of dings and dents.
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