Hey guys! Today is a sad/good day on RF. I traded my Ranger! Took an hour treck to a dealership and they had a truck that was hard to pass up. Its a 1992 F-250. 140k and in immaculate condition! 2 door, long bed, automatic, 4 wheel drive, Hancook MTs and the icing on the cake: 460. Yea she gets 11 mpg but my payments are literally a QUARTER of what they were! Win win! I know what yer thinkin: were gonna lose another RF member... not true. You guys are too great to pass up! I aint leavin here! Ill still get on here often and chat it up with you guys! Who knows, maybe Ill get another Ranger someday
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every time you post about your truck it seems like you mention the payments. why did you buy a truck you couldn't afford? living the american dream...
Pics or new truck didn't happen Hate to see your ranger gone, but I can't blame you on wanting to get rid of a huge payment... maybe you can afford an older one to play around with now that you'll have all that extra money :thumbsup:
460 FTW, awsome engine but thirsty! my buddie's '86 F350 has a 460, when he first started driving it i swear it got 1 MPG or less, lol. but it is FAST!
:wallbash::wallbash: Oh man...... did they at least use some lube??? Trading an 2011 Ranger with low miles and a warranty, for a 20 year old truck with no warranty, "as is"? Personally, if you couldn't afford the payments for a new 2011 Ranger, i would have gone and found a nice 2001-2004 ranger, and traded it for that. :wallbash::wallbash:
OP must be pulling our legs. sheit, the cost of fuel to start that thing up will eat up a QUARTER of the old payment. Then driving it to the fuel station will eat another QUARTER payment. Then just the monthly usage will eat up another HALF a payment Thats right boys, your math is correct. New "old" truck = full old payment plus a QUARTER! yikes!
Ok ok guys quit bein *******s lol. Ill start from the top: I HAD a job that could afford the payments. Lost the job, and got another that pays less, thus the inability to pay. I did get money back from my truck, although not much. I was happier with the payments. I dont understand how everyone thinks I shoulda got an extra 4 grand back from my truck :huh:
You were trying to sell it for 11k.....? You traded it for a 1992 worth maybe 3,500. You still have payments. Something is wrong with the picture.
