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This is my 99 Dakota, 3.9 manual 5spd tranny, with 93k original miles, it has a couple bad spots, which I’ve posted pics of at the bottom. However there is no rust, the interior is almost perfect, and it runs great! I was wanting to hear some thoughts on this if any one could help I would appreciate it. So, Would it be a better investment to do a 5.9 swap and sell the 3.9, or should I just sell this truck as is and get something newer and faster?
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This is my 99 Dakota, 3.9 manual 5spd tranny, with 93k original miles, it has a couple bad spots, which I’ve posted pics of at the bottom. However there is no rust, the interior is almost perfect, and it runs great! I was wanting to hear some thoughts on this if any one could help I would appreciate it. So, Would it be a better investment to do a 5.9 swap and sell the 3.9, or should I just sell this truck as is and get something newer and faster?
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I want to make an investment. I’ll have about 2 grand at tax time. I have the options of keeping the 3.9 getting the body fixed and keeping it all original, or I could drop a 5.9 motor in the truck and sell the 3.9 and start modifying, I want to know which would be the best option to increase the value of the truck so I know I made a good investment, or would it be a waste of time when I could sell the truck and put that with my tax money and get a new truck. Appreciate any help, thanks
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I want to make an investment. I’ll have about 2 grand at tax time. I have the options of keeping the 3.9 getting the body fixed and keeping it all original, or I could drop a 5.9 motor in the truck and sell the 3.9 and start modifying, I want to know which would be the best option to increase the value of the truck so I know I made a good investment, or would it be a waste of time when I could sell the truck and put that with my tax money and get a new truck. Appreciate any help, thanks
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I'm a little old school but, if you want to make an investment with the 2 grand, drop it in a roth IRA for yourself. Keep the truck and fix er up and drive it. The longer you own the vehicle, the better value that vehicle becomes. It's fun and a challenge to keep an older vehicle running. JMO.
If I keep this truck I’m definitely fixing the body, but I’m a guy, I’m not gonna be able to not put money into it, exhaust??, lifted or lowered? Bagged? Definitely keep og rims!!! but idk. Looking for suggestions