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Pallet Pete
Guest
We have a 98 s10 that is getting tired of hauling firewood and I am asking $800 I may be starting a new job soon and we drive 60 miles a day round trip as of right now however we will need two vehicles for the new job. This puts us at 120 miles a day between two cars ! There is a member here who has a pickup I would love to buy for firewood hauling and plan on buying if I can. There is a ford ranger in my garage I am restoring as a good winter 4*4 truck for work and back. So hear is the question-
1998 S10 2wd
2.2L 4cyl
Auto
217,000 miles
AC
Rusty
It is mechanically good as I take care of my cars myself.
The motor still runs good however the body looks like a Michigan rusty body.
What should I ask for the price ?
Yesterday a gentleman called on it and looked at it then procedded to tell me it had a blown head gasket I explained I do all my own work on it and hardly ever pay unless I get in over my head ( which happens on occasion ) so it is in good shape. This is how most of the viewings have gone they all give me some bs about what's wrong with it and that they won't give me any more than $100 dollars ! There is nothing mechanically wrong it's just old. I think there is a price / age thing because no one over 20 has bothered looking and all the 20's think they are full blown mechanics. This is frustrating because I usually run vehicles straight into the ground before I get rid of them instead of selling them. Any advice on how to handle this would be appreciated.
Pete
1998 S10 2wd
2.2L 4cyl
Auto
217,000 miles
AC
Rusty
It is mechanically good as I take care of my cars myself.
The motor still runs good however the body looks like a Michigan rusty body.
What should I ask for the price ?
Yesterday a gentleman called on it and looked at it then procedded to tell me it had a blown head gasket I explained I do all my own work on it and hardly ever pay unless I get in over my head ( which happens on occasion ) so it is in good shape. This is how most of the viewings have gone they all give me some bs about what's wrong with it and that they won't give me any more than $100 dollars ! There is nothing mechanically wrong it's just old. I think there is a price / age thing because no one over 20 has bothered looking and all the 20's think they are full blown mechanics. This is frustrating because I usually run vehicles straight into the ground before I get rid of them instead of selling them. Any advice on how to handle this would be appreciated.
Pete