The chip shortage is doing a number on the car market, as well as higher demand due to the pandemic coming to a close. Problem is it makes used vehicles much much more expensive, which is why Lazy8s fixing his truck may make more sense. This year won't be the norm going forward.
I'm starting to have serious misgivings about laying out the cash for this. The more I get online and price what I think needs to be done the higher the bill goes.
After more chat with the body shop, he's telling me that with the amount of rust I'm dealing with he can't guarantee that it won't be back with a vengeance in under a year. For $4000 I want a damn guarantee for at least a year.
He's also telling me most of the work would be fiberglass, even the rotted tailgate.
welp, I have until September when inspection is due....maybe a good deal will make itself available before then.
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Appreciate the feedback guys
The more I dig into this the worse it looks. I've gotten more than my money's worth out of the truck thus far. Time to cut losses and grab another truck, however painful that might be![]()
It's the smart play. Hopefully you can get a good truck for not too much $.
Good luck bud.![]()
maybe you can get KAC's Edge for a good price :P
maybe you can get KAC's Edge for a good price :P
My car is like 6-7 years younger than Lazy’s truck.
Also driven half the miles and no rust.![]()
My car is like 6-7 years younger than Lazy’s truck.
Also driven half the miles and no rust.![]()
I am getting so many mixed messages these days I don’t know if somebody wants to have sex with me or **** me.
I am getting so many mixed messages these days I don’t know if somebody wants to have sex with me or **** me.