Ford F250 diesel - are they popular here? (1 Viewer)

[pjohnson]

I have a 2005 F250 Super duty 4x4 that I am planning to sell. However, it's currently in Calif. So my question is are Ford's popular here in Idaho (specifically the TV)? I don't see a lot of them. More Dodge Ram than others. Should I sell it there or bring it here to sell it?

Thanks in advance.

Phil

Edit: added 4x4

 

[GoPats]

I have a 2005 F250 Super duty that I am planning to sell. However, it's currently in Calif. So my question is are Ford's popular here in Idaho (specifically the TV)? I don't see a lot of them. More Dodge Ram than others. Should I sell it there or bring it here to sell it?

Thanks in advance.

Phil

I think Fords are competitive in this market ... plenty of folks want diesels for towing and such ... maybe bigger question for Idaho/TV is whether it is 4x4? If not, then there would be less interest than in CA. Seems a CL search in both places will tell you what folks are asking...

 

[pjohnson]

It is a 4x4 and has been upgraded to address the engine issues. It runs super strong and is in great condition. I hate to sell it, but the wife can't ride in it for more than an hour (bad back).

 

[Pebble Pup]

Sounds like a reason for air bags.

But really, ID is a truck state. No reason to think you won’t be able to resale it here. Also, fuel is less so more guys running larger trucks to pull their toys.

 

[GoPats]

It is a 4x4 and has been upgraded to address the engine issues. It runs super strong and is in great condition. I hate to sell it, but the wife can't ride in it for more than an hour (bad back).

I have a 2002 with 7.3L and it hauls everything I need it to like a champ (my wife is the one who drives it the most).

 

[pjohnson]

Sounds like a reason for air bags.

It's got airbags too. It's the unloaded ride that she can't tolerate. It rides the best when it's got 1000lbs in the bed, lol.