Posted by BarryRanch on November 02, 2015 at 17:56:06 from (216.160.149.21):
I have a 99 Ford F250 Triton v10 that just ejected a spark plug at 150,000 miles. The way I see it, it has enough miles on it to be freshened up. I called around and the engine shop wants $3,600 to rebuild it, no warranty because its a v10. For $4,400 dollars buys me a new crate engine from Ford, 3 year warranty. I keep hearing all these horror stories about the new trucks, Ford, GM, and Ram. And it brings me to this question: Should I rebuild the truck, Engine, Tranny, Drive shaft, Front End, Interior, Paint, Rims, Tires, and a few other minor things spending 15k+, or should I buy a new, new to me truck, for 9-11 thousand. Money is always and issue anymore, but it'd be rebuild and I know how its been taken care of because I've owned this truck since 32,000 miles. What do you guys think?
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