Gelcoater
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I have a buddy that retired to a NorCal lake community.
He has a nice Ford Ranger but plans to buy a fishing boat in the off season and is considering truck options.
He is on a somewhat limited income.
Well off enough he could, if he wanted to, swing a new Ford or Chevy half ton.
This would be enough to get his boat to the lake, etc.
With rebates and what not he’s looking at mid to high $30k range to about 40 for a 4x4.
Now.
On the other hand, his dad passed away a few years ago.
His mom has his dads 96? I think?
Dodge Ram 2500, 2wd with a gas V-10.
I believe it has some kind of “heavy” package on it, from the factory.
It’s a sweet, single cab truck.
And, it’s for sale. Obviously for a lot less than a brand new half ton.
His dad took exceptional, dare I say, anal care, of this truck. Always garaged.
It has about 90k miles on it.
His mom drove it once every other week, because that’s how old school rolls.
What would you do?
He has a nice Ford Ranger but plans to buy a fishing boat in the off season and is considering truck options.
He is on a somewhat limited income.
Well off enough he could, if he wanted to, swing a new Ford or Chevy half ton.
This would be enough to get his boat to the lake, etc.
With rebates and what not he’s looking at mid to high $30k range to about 40 for a 4x4.
Now.
On the other hand, his dad passed away a few years ago.
His mom has his dads 96? I think?
Dodge Ram 2500, 2wd with a gas V-10.
I believe it has some kind of “heavy” package on it, from the factory.
It’s a sweet, single cab truck.
And, it’s for sale. Obviously for a lot less than a brand new half ton.
His dad took exceptional, dare I say, anal care, of this truck. Always garaged.
It has about 90k miles on it.
His mom drove it once every other week, because that’s how old school rolls.
What would you do?