Hello
I am planning on getting a complete engine analysis and vehicle inspection which includes a compression test and she will see the report. I have already told her that it would not be sold until I fix the switch for the dimming light which needs to be fixed. He really wants the vehicle. She approached me about buying it as the Ford Taurus wagon (we all make mistakes including me) he drives has no A/C working and now the windows do not open. There are other issues. She wants to make sure I am getting proper value for it. It is going to be a birthday gift for him.
Andrew
---- Mike Sykes <mikesykes@cox.net> wrote:
>
> >>Well, if you are going to sell it to your GF for her son to use, you may
> want to keep it low. I'd say $2K max, but it's hard to say unless I
> actually saw the truck in person. Just make sure your GF knows that there
> is no warranty on it and you can't guarantee anything won't break on her
> son. Would hate to see a relationship end because of a vehicle.<<
>
> Brian, you sound like you speak from experience =D
>
> In all seriousness, I agree with Brian. It's a high mileage vehicle. The
> engine is probably fine, but we all know that a Dak's weakness is its
> transmission. Have the tranny and rear diff services by someone reputable
> and have em' give it a good once-over. A reputable shop will tell you if
> there's something fishy going on with all those moving parts.
>
> - miggity
>
> 00' R/T CC... mods, I has them.
>
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