dually insurance and extended warranty
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dually insurance and extended warranty
still looking for that new truck---been looking for an extended warranty option and am finding most of the extended warranty companies don't do duallies--also have been told that insurance is considerably higher for duallies ? waiting for my insurance agent to get back with a quote.
also questioning whether i really need the 4 wheel drive as the majority of my use is interstate towing ? i know the resale is a lot better for the 4 wheel drive
also questioning whether i really need the 4 wheel drive as the majority of my use is interstate towing ? i know the resale is a lot better for the 4 wheel drive
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just think of all those wonderful michigan winters! 9 times out of 10 you will be SORRY you didn't get 4x4... i guess thats just my personal prefrence. i love my 4x4, does great in the snow
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Herb,
It's your neighbor in Rives Jct, just down the road a little piece from you. Think you will regret not getting the 4x4. Just got my truck Feb this year and it's almost undrivable in the icy conditions I see on backroads (do construction work) and have found that the toruqe will spin me around with not much acceleration in 2 wheel drive.
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It's your neighbor in Rives Jct, just down the road a little piece from you. Think you will regret not getting the 4x4. Just got my truck Feb this year and it's almost undrivable in the icy conditions I see on backroads (do construction work) and have found that the toruqe will spin me around with not much acceleration in 2 wheel drive.
Good luck....Don
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i am keeping my 01 and it has 4 wheel. this truck will be used primarily for towing my 46 foot gooseneck down the interstates. i know there have been a few times i appreciated the 4 wheel but on the flip side no 4 wheel means fewer things to go bad ?
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The Diesel is so much heavier in the front than gassers and if you pull off the road and get in any mud or sand with a 2 wheel drive you are done. I will take my 4 wheel drive even if I only use it 1 or 2 times/yr.
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Found a nice 03 slt quad long box slt dually 5.9 HO 4x4 with 60,000 on it for 26,000 nearly new goodyears --doesn't look like they ever put anything in the box--few scuff marks no scratches.
6 speed manual-- cd player
Price sound about right?
6 speed manual-- cd player
Price sound about right?
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price seems high to me. bought my 04.5 quad cab 2500 4x4 auto with the ctd-brand new. paid 30,103 in may of 04- the truck you are looking at has 60,000 more miles for only 4,000 bucks less!!
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the best i could find for a new 3500 dually slt was 38700.00 in Michigan. Cheaper in South Carolina and Texas but by the time i shipped or went and got it those expenses had me right back up there.
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Originally Posted by rjm022
very true- but the price on the truck herb is looking at is still about 2500 to 3000 grand too high!- not my money, though!
besides, makes me feel as tho i am contributing to King George's economy
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