You DO have one of the best trucks made. That’s good for 2 things. It’s more likely to last longer AND it’s a pulling machine that will keep up w the new ones with only a small tune. The other thing it’s good for is better than average sales price.
Keep vs sell depends on how savvy you are with repairs. It’s still an old truck with a lot of miles and if you don’t know how to pre emptively diagnose or anticipate issues then you may be more comfortable with low miles.
The manner in which you speak about the truck leads me to believe you aren’t a gearhead and none of us know what you’ve done vs what will go wrong in the future.
Reccomendations of “awesome truck, keep it” generally come from guys like me who wrench on our vehicles and understand them.
Reccomendations of buy a new truck come from convienence and the security of less expected repairs with a new rig.
