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Originally Posted by Scramble
People are scared of this rust role. It's from the inside out. They/me wonder where else is it on the frame? Is it rotting on the inside & not showing through yet? It becomes a safety issue. I could fix that one spot next spring, (I dont have a garage) but what else is hiding? $5500 is a lot to gamble away. Be happy you have a garage, I dont! You can heat it!
My truck's been in NY for 16 years & you have to take it to the car wash after every snowstorm to get that salt off.
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Thanks for your posts.
Yes it is sad... and yes it makes people scared and i get that... which is why i've dropped the price so much
let me ask you a question though... is there any amount of money I could ask for this truck that would "overcome" people's fears of the rust and make them come buy it, knowing that they'll have to work on the rust eventually?
if there ISN'T... I'm just going to take the trade on it then.... because I'm seriously not begging people to buy it.
i DID spend many times at the carwash in the self service bay spraying underneath it. I live in the adirondack state park... we've had some "storms" up here last for a long time.... last year the city i grew up in a few towns over now.. "Glens Falls, NY", was on the news for being -24 degrees for a few days, a record low. i didn't have a garage at that time either... so yeah whatever salt was there, was there until it got a little warmer.
If i had to choose a place to live weather wise it wouldn't be here, but my job is here, my family is here... friends... some cold weather and some salt seem better than hurricanes... floods... tornados... and wild fires... which are prevalent in other areas of the country....
by comparison i think some snow seems rather harmless lol
anyways...
Let say, for sake of argument... i dropped the car to $4500...
think someone could come buy it then? or would there still be hemming and hawing...