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1989 Ford F-250 2WD regular cab. 7.3 Liter Diesel, 102,500 miles. Excellent condition. No rust. New breaks, tires, water pump and thermostat. I have also replaced all front end parts. It also has a truck topper in good condition. Doesn't leak. Seat has zero rips dash isn't cracked. I get around 20-23 MPG (low end pulling the boat). Oil has been changed every 3-3500 miles along with fuel filter. I can get some pics if anyone is interested. I am selling because I need some room. This will make an excellent dependable truck for someone. Asking $3500 obo
My number is 229-444-1057

A picture or 2 would be nice Chugbug - I am not sure what a regular cab F-250 looks like. I need a good truck to pull my boat down to the Gulf.

KarstRanger wrote:A picture or 2 would be nice Chugbug - I am not sure what a regular cab F-250 looks like. I need a good truck to pull my boat down to the Gulf.

I've seen it no doubt it would dang sure do it.

I have come to my senses and decided to keep my truck. I have been truck shopping for about a week now and the prices are unbelievable. No way I could never replace it for what I have invested in it. I would imagine she has another 19 years left in her.

chugbug wrote:I have come to my senses and decided to keep my truck. I have been truck shopping for about a week now and the prices are unbelievable. No way I could never replace it for what I have invested in it. I would imagine she has another 19 years left in her.

Well, I certainly understand you keeping it. It sounds like a nice dependable truck that you have maintained well. I have been shopping for an economical little car to drive most of the time, like the 30 miles it is to the closest Walmart. My thought was to buy your truck to pull the boat and any other trailering I needed to do, and sell my current 2002 F-150 so I could better afford a little fairly late model sedan - maybe a hybrid. I am not sure I trust used hybrid cars yet, but I was thinking about checking them out more closely.

Keep in mind diesel is ~40 cents a gallon more than gas. I know where there is a van E-350 with a diesel for $850.

Thanks but an E-350 van is a little too big. I had one before which was the base for a Coachman motor home.

Back up for sale.

Still looks like a real good truck, but I have decided to keep the Supercrew that I have now, since we usually take 4 people on the boat for bluewater fishing.

Good luck selling it, I think that if other forum members take a close look at what you are offering here someone should snap it up !!

Pictures?

Truck still for sale. Need to sell make an offer.