Looking to buy this ram 1500, is $11,000 too much?
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Just looking around on Craigslist for fun and found this rediculous ad.
http://huntsville.craigslist.org/cto/3312666018.html
01 Ram 1500 4x4 with (original)auto trans and 140,000 miles.
Things added are 3" lift and 35s no gear swap and some other misc items of little value....
...for $11,000 dollars!? And the price is firm.
The ad poster says he might have forgot something to ad to the post. I'm guessing he forgot to mention there's $6000 in cash in the glove box yours to keep?
I would not pay anything over $5000 for that.
Just thought that was overly rediculous and thought I'd share.
http://huntsville.craigslist.org/cto/3312666018.html
01 Ram 1500 4x4 with (original)auto trans and 140,000 miles.
Things added are 3" lift and 35s no gear swap and some other misc items of little value....
...for $11,000 dollars!? And the price is firm.
The ad poster says he might have forgot something to ad to the post. I'm guessing he forgot to mention there's $6000 in cash in the glove box yours to keep?
I would not pay anything over $5000 for that.
Just thought that was overly rediculous and thought I'd share.
He could pull the tool box, train horns and brush guard then ask $6000.
That isn't a shadow, it's cracked in the same place on the other side too.
Everyone busy mocking me should learn to read 
and see that its a v10 so it has the hd tcase and 60/80 axles. Easily a good deal with the drivetrain.
Sheriff I can't tell if you are being serious, but the coil bucket happens to be in the same place on both sides in that truck, explaining the matching shadows...
If nobody else likes it thats okay, but it is a solid work truck that will haul anything and that's a good price for it. Especially at a dealer.
and see that its a v10 so it has the hd tcase and 60/80 axles. Easily a good deal with the drivetrain.Sheriff I can't tell if you are being serious, but the coil bucket happens to be in the same place on both sides in that truck, explaining the matching shadows...
If nobody else likes it thats okay, but it is a solid work truck that will haul anything and that's a good price for it. Especially at a dealer.