Picked up the new truck today.
We left the dealer in Greeley, Co at noon and drove 409 miles today. We are 3 miles short of Utah. Talk about long legs this thing really strenches them out. Fuel fill is not as good as the old 2001. ...
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Me Again wrote:blofgren wrote:
They are definitely getting themselves a good premium truck. Used trucks in that condition and that clean are VERY rare. It won't be easy for you to let that old friend go!
Well, I just changed the oil in it this morning! So you may be right!!! Driving it to warm it up before the oil change, I said to myself, "this is still a nice truck"!
We are taking both to the RV park this morning to bring home the 5th wheel and golf cart tomorrow. Old Blue gets the 5th wheel one more time and Cherry gets to haul Li'l Red home, as she does not yet have a hitch.
This morning I put so stuff on the boat for the new owners, as it is still here in our marina. Lots of changes going on in our lives. We had the boat for just short of 19 years. And she still looks almost new.
Wow, a lot of changes for sure. What a beautiful boat!
With the condition and care of your assets you can sell with complete confidence and I'm sure the new owners feel confident too. I am really fussy too; I had a 1996 F-250 SC 4x4 with 7.3L diesel that I bought new and had to sell it after 10 years due to it being under capacity for the fifth wheel we bought at the time. The guy that bought it came from Vancouver Island and bought it on the spot without even driving it. He said he didn't need to because it was like brand new. So it does pay to look after your things. Being a Virgo I guess it just comes natural to me!
Do you keep your fifth wheel on a seasonal spot for the summer? We love camping at Pioneer Trails in Anacortes because it is so clean and the managers are great.
Brad
