I am looking for a reliable truck for my 16 year old son i am looking to spend around 2000 or so.
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good luck friend, the mexicans have made sure there's no cheap trucks and no fat girls to be had.
I have a really nice truck but its a little bit higher than 2k.
1997 Nissan hardbody. Regular cab 4cyl 5 speed. Needs tires, battery and some body work if wanted. $1,400.
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Damn! I'd be all over that if I had the cash.1997 Nissan hardbody. Regular cab 4cyl 5 speed. Needs tires, battery and some body work if wanted. $1,400.
Aww come on Lettuce, just sign over your stimulus ck
plus a couple of C notes.
Something like the hardbody probably be better for a
newbie driver instead of a 'nice' truck. Teens have to
make it through that learning curve and in the process
frequently cause some damage of their own. If they want
to fuss about driving a clunker they can take the bus. :P
plus a couple of C notes.
Something like the hardbody probably be better for a
newbie driver instead of a 'nice' truck. Teens have to
make it through that learning curve and in the process
frequently cause some damage of their own. If they want
to fuss about driving a clunker they can take the bus. :P
Too late for you; but I gave away a running 91 Ford Ranger XLT supercab 4.0l with 280k to someone that needed transportation. It was rough (great for learning on), but cranked and drove fine. Let's just say factory paint was optional (what hadn't pealed off) and son had spilt a 5 gal pail of something white in the bed. Insurance was more than the truck was worth.
Funny you mentioned new drivers. My stone has been driving since about 2012 and I'm ordering a new front bumper cover and grille for his poor old 06 Camry today. Then I gotta ride to a salvage 3in Forsyth to get a hood in the same dark grey. He's hell on a car.Aww come on Lettuce, just sign over your stimulus ck
plus a couple of C notes.
Something like the hardbody probably be better for a
newbie driver instead of a 'nice' truck. Teens have to
make it through that learning curve and in the process
frequently cause some damage of their own. If they want
to fuss about driving a clunker they can take the bus. :P
thanks guys but i might have found him one
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