Looking at the body,if the motor & tranny are in good condition I think it is well worth the asking price.
Although we all know we try to pay less than asking if we can.
never in a million years would i pay that much (that ABF'er linked to) for an OLD used truck. that price alone is a great downpayment on a MUCH newer one, coming off a lease as only one example, WITH a full factory warranty to boot.
although i haven't the "funds" for any truck right now, i still "window shop" for a good used one, and the pricing simply floors me. even for as in my situation, all i'd need is quick transport to the local home improvement store and back, i'd never pay over $3,000 for a truck as old as (say) a 1995.
but then too many times used trucks as old as what ABF'er linked too, HAS been used and abused, no matter what the original or 27th owner claim.
i also need not all the gadgets and gizmo's of todays modern truck, just a plain basic work truck, and a simple regular cab over say a extended cab or crew cab.
but those are not that easy to find, even the local dealerships when i see a regular cab, they have a lousy V-6 under the hood.
used trucks (to me) are simply not a bargain when they are as old as the link, unless it is for "free to a good home", then stick one's thumb up his butt, that the frame is not rotted away, or bent out of whack, or the engine isn't going to fall out, once driven off the property.
of course all it takes is one HUGE lottery win......and that shiny new all decked out $80,000 Ford F-350, with a diesel, and here i come..>!!!!!!!