thanks eo for helping me sell my van, 2nd time use eo to sale a unit
sold my sprinter van
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Got a really good price on my '99 Dodge Ram Wagon back in 2003. PA didn't think I paid enough either. I took the bill of sale to the office in Harrisburg; they saw I was telling the truth and accepted the tax they'd already collected at registration.
I wonder if this happens frequently when you buy out of state? You're in VA and sold to a Marylander; I of course am from PA but I bought the van in Texas.
I wonder if this happens frequently when you buy out of state? You're in VA and sold to a Marylander; I of course am from PA but I bought the van in Texas.
Why did u sell. I have someone who just bought a brand new 2017 Sprinter and I thought it's the dumbest thing he has done.. Sprinter market is saturated
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That, and he retired
Your friend was dumb to buy a brand new truck for this market. All you need is a good used rig that isn't worn out.
There are plenty of people out here doing just fine. Look how many new transits and promaster there are. It's a personal choice calling someone dumb for their choice isn't to smart.
I think it's better to have a slightly used van ( one that wasn't in Expediting before
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I have bought used, first van I bought was used, person I bought it from did one run with it and decide he would go back to family business, was a pizza shop in Philly pa
had 600 miles . stole it from him at $31,000 and still under warranty . , if you buy used make sure you have or can get maintenance records
If you are going to go into something like Ceva , or some other company don't buy used Penske straight truck, they ride rough, get what you want, invest in air ride on rear axle, front axle, cab, best air ride seat you can get
if your going to spend a lot of time in truck, get what you need to make it comfortable
leasing a unit is cheaper then buying one
had 600 miles . stole it from him at $31,000 and still under warranty . , if you buy used make sure you have or can get maintenance records
If you are going to go into something like Ceva , or some other company don't buy used Penske straight truck, they ride rough, get what you want, invest in air ride on rear axle, front axle, cab, best air ride seat you can get
if your going to spend a lot of time in truck, get what you need to make it comfortable
leasing a unit is cheaper then buying one
Why? One owner expediting miles (highway miles) are much easier on a van than multiple driver, city delivery, fleet miles. I once sold a van with 820,000 miles, one owner, expediter van to another expediter. He knew what he was buying because he was an expediter. Also, he knew and trusted me. Why he trusted me, I don't know. But it worked for him.
While total mileage is an important parameter; verifiable maintenance records, ownership, number of drivers, type of service it was used in, etc. are also important.
Who wouldn't trust someone from Minnesota? Now Jersey, who wouldn't buy from Krazy Eddie's Used Vans in Lodi. He personally guarantees that all the trucks really only have the 49,000 miles that show on the odometer and most of them come from churches where they were used to drive around little old ladies
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