10-04-2018, 01:15 AM | #15 | |
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Re: 4 x 4 and V8 value
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It's like looking at any other old truck you have to leave the rose colored glasses at home and look at it objectively. Condition of the body, condition of the chassis, OVERALL build quality. that means the fit and finish on everything on it and what they used to do it. Then you get into the things like what chassis they used and what engine and transfer and axles it has. after that the wheels, tires, interior and other peripheral items. Years ago around here when body lifts got real popular some of the local goat ropers decided that they didn't need or want to spend the bucks for the lift kits designed for the truck and would go down to the plumbing section of the local hardware and get pipe nipples the length they wanted the lift to be and a batch of bolts the right length out of the bolt bins. pretty shaky when the bolts loosened up and the body started moving around. That is the kind of workmanship you want to look out for.
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