Posted by mike plotner on September 21, 2012 at 19:19:24 from (71.50.34.3):
going to be buying my first truck here in a while.there is a 1995 F-150 8 cylinder with a 195,000 on it and 2 wheel drive a 1998 chevy 2500 4x4. both are single cab long bed. ford has dual tanks. wouldnt mind a dodge but would have to be diesel. dont really need anything bigger than a half ton cause i could use dads 7.3 powerstroke for really big jobs. just for feed, wagons, taking hunting, checking pasture and such. dont want any f-150 newer than 1997 or a chevy newer than about 2000. they want $1500 for the ford but i can probely get a good deal on the chevy since my grandpa is friends with the seller. kinda partial to fords but what do you guys think?
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