Used tow vehicles

I bought my F-350 in 2002 for $35k in with the 7.3
Plenty of them are going for $25k now. Last week a low mileage truck had an asking price of $32.5. Show me a gas truck that holds its value like that.

agesilaus wrote:
Is that all? Heh that truck with the 7.3 is in high demand. All used diesels are pricey compared to gassers.

For some good reasons.

kirkl wrote:
My dad has an 05 dodge 5.9 2500 long bed 3/4 ton with 50k miles on it. wonder what he would get for that lol

You would probably get a pretty penny for that.

After I got rid of the VGT and replaced it with a fixed geometry turbo, my 2014 6.7L essentially has the same components of the common rail 2003-2007 5.9L, but with a larger displacement, larger fuel piping, and higher flow injectors that came with the 6.7L stock. It even has similar exhaust parts if you know what I mean.

My dad has an 05 dodge 5.9 2500 long bed 3/4 ton with 50k miles on it. wonder what he would get for that lol

My boss just picked up a 5.9 Ram with less than 150k miles for $14k. He has a new 6.7 Ford but wants this to commute with ??


We are thinking of getting a bigger toy hauler and I found a package deal locally and the guy said he would sell his 2005 6.0 Ford, which is the best truck he's ever owned and also a million mile motor according to him that currently has over 250,000 miles on it separately for $15k. Pass

blofgren wrote:
OP, there is a very good reason why 7.3L trucks have such high value; it is still the best diesel engine that Ford ever put into a truck. I looked long and hard for a cherry crew cab 4x4 DRW Lariat 7.3L prior to buying my current truck, but struck out. :(

You can also add the 5.9 cummins was the best engine Dodge Ram put into a truck as well.

OP, there is a very good reason why 7.3L trucks have such high value; it is still the best diesel engine that Ford ever put into a truck. I looked long and hard for a cherry crew cab 4x4 DRW Lariat 7.3L prior to buying my current truck, but struck out. :(

Edd505 wrote:
This is what the entire truck looked like, 160,000 miles and sold last year 15K 7.3 auto completely stock.

Beautiful truck!

This is what the entire truck looked like, 160,000 miles and sold last year 15K 7.3 auto completely stock.

jdc1 wrote:
Man. I cannot believe what people are asking for their F250-350 7.3 diesel trucks. Anything south of 150k miles are going for $15,000+ That's nuts.

Because that's only a little more than CP4 fuel pump job. Most people don't need 400 hp, and we all know what hot garbage the 6.0 and 6.4 were.