so heres the deal.
I just moved to NM for a better job.
The PD here issues take home cars. That i can drive anytime on or off duty. They maintain them and fill them up.
So i really havent been using my truck and dont really need it right now. My wife also has a car. So right now were 3 cars deep.
I was explaining my situation to a buddy at work and he offered to pay me 17.5k for the truck. Little does he know I paid 17.5k for it. with 24k on it.
So my question is do you all think i should just hang on to her or let it go for the good price.
Ive really been wanting another sportbike. and now that im in a state where i can ride 95% of the year, it might be a better investment then back in MI

 

Personally, I would let it go dude. 'Specially if your credit/income is good to where you could re-up later down the road. And if you really want the bike, and can really ride it that often, shiiieet, go for it bro. If you like wheeling, I'd just get a cheap beater, something you don't have to take it so easy with. Then you have the best of all worlds

 

thats better than the dealer takin it. If you arent using it anyways, why bother keeping the money pit around? I'd say dump it and put that money towards a nice a$$ bike.

 

It just seems like a pretty good deal. basically use the the truck for about a year. and sell it for the same price i paid for it.
Like was said, im not using it, its pretty much sitting in the sun baking from the heat.
I do love my dodge though... thats where im hesitating.

 

u cant sell something u love! If ur not hurting on cash i would keep it cuz then technically u wont have ur own vehicle. everyone needs a truck .. and wut if u get fired?

 

Thats true. Im not worried about my job really but i suppose anything can happen.
but ill have the other car and the bike so hmmmmmm

 

Sell it and buy another one for 10-13. Maybe a nice single cab hemi haha.

 

I just sold mine. I say sell it and buy that sick *** sport bike.

 

Get the bike, or a project like a International Scout or old powerwagon. I've always wanted a muscle car, but am now looking for a Scout because they're much cheaper than say a 67 camaro, etc. And if I do something really dumb while working on it, I haven't lost a fortune.