88 Ford 1 Ton
#21
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From: St. Louis, MO
It wouldn’t be my daily, just for towing and the occasional weekend truck. Now when I tow, it’s usually a 2-3 hour trip. Are they that bad or are we all just spoiled by modern trucks?
I thought about getting a newer truck and selling my half ton, but with prices, sales tax, property tax, and insurance all that stuff just bleeds money - mainly the taxes is what bothers me lol
Buy a 60k truck, $800 a year in property taxes, $3500 in sales tax, F that. I have the money to “afford” a new truck, but I’d rather just pay off one for 20k, pay $50 a year in taxes and $250 in sales tax. I have no problem spending money on boat parts however lol
I thought about getting a newer truck and selling my half ton, but with prices, sales tax, property tax, and insurance all that stuff just bleeds money - mainly the taxes is what bothers me lol
Buy a 60k truck, $800 a year in property taxes, $3500 in sales tax, F that. I have the money to “afford” a new truck, but I’d rather just pay off one for 20k, pay $50 a year in taxes and $250 in sales tax. I have no problem spending money on boat parts however lol
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From: Orlando, FL
It wouldn’t be my daily, just for towing and the occasional weekend truck. Now when I tow, it’s usually a 2-3 hour trip. Are they that bad or are we all just spoiled by modern trucks?
I thought about getting a newer truck and selling my half ton, but with prices, sales tax, property tax, and insurance all that stuff just bleeds money - mainly the taxes is what bothers me lol
Buy a 60k truck, $800 a year in property taxes, $3500 in sales tax, F that. I have the money to “afford” a new truck, but I’d rather just pay off one for 20k, pay $50 a year in taxes and $250 in sales tax. I have no problem spending money on boat parts however lol
I thought about getting a newer truck and selling my half ton, but with prices, sales tax, property tax, and insurance all that stuff just bleeds money - mainly the taxes is what bothers me lol
Buy a 60k truck, $800 a year in property taxes, $3500 in sales tax, F that. I have the money to “afford” a new truck, but I’d rather just pay off one for 20k, pay $50 a year in taxes and $250 in sales tax. I have no problem spending money on boat parts however lol
#23
It wouldn’t be my daily, just for towing and the occasional weekend truck. Now when I tow, it’s usually a 2-3 hour trip. Are they that bad or are we all just spoiled by modern trucks?
I thought about getting a newer truck and selling my half ton, but with prices, sales tax, property tax, and insurance all that stuff just bleeds money - mainly the taxes is what bothers me lol
Buy a 60k truck, $800 a year in property taxes, $3500 in sales tax, F that. I have the money to “afford” a new truck, but I’d rather just pay off one for 20k, pay $50 a year in taxes and $250 in sales tax. I have no problem spending money on boat parts however lol
I thought about getting a newer truck and selling my half ton, but with prices, sales tax, property tax, and insurance all that stuff just bleeds money - mainly the taxes is what bothers me lol
Buy a 60k truck, $800 a year in property taxes, $3500 in sales tax, F that. I have the money to “afford” a new truck, but I’d rather just pay off one for 20k, pay $50 a year in taxes and $250 in sales tax. I have no problem spending money on boat parts however lol
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From: St. Louis, MO
Yes, we have personal here. My 2012 GMC, wife’s 2014 Odyssey, and 1998 boat is $850. A new vehicle would double that. It’s not a ton, but factor it in over 4-6 years before values depreciate or in this market they’ve actually gone up. It just feels like wasted money. I have other areas I like to waste money 😆
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I understand the whole sales tax and personal property tax thing, but I think there are alot better trucks out there for 20K than a 35 year old Ford. Anything can happen with a vehicle at any time, but I wouldn't want to trust my weekend/vacation/boating trip to a truck that old.
Last edited by snapmorgan; 02-07-2023 at 07:05 AM.
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From: Merritt Island, FL
Nuts mine only has 155K on it, need to get rid of it I have no reason for 2 trucks.






