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Well, I think my luck is running out with all the diesel trucks on ebay and in Texas going for top dollar. I was on a roll with the last 4 trucks either making me money or driving for free because I'd buy it, drive it, and move on to the next thing.
My favorites were the Crew Cab Lariat F250 and Excursion. Anyway, just curious if anyone has tips on buying. I'm in sales myself, but on a whole different level and I don't get intimidated or pushed into making a decision. I've done my homework and found several offers that Ford participates in that I qualify for.
I'm trying to get the best price on a
'04 F250 Crew Cab Lariat 4x4 6.0 Powerstroke or
'04 Excursion Limited 4x4 6.0 Powerstroke
I've already determined that I qualify for "X" plan pricing for recent college grad but you can still toss other rebates on top of that. I want to know how you find out about all of those. www.ford-trucks.com had members talking about AQHA rebate, which I have found out that several people join the "American Quarter Horse Association" for $30 and then save $500 on their purchase.
Any suggestions?
Thanks
Dan
My favorites were the Crew Cab Lariat F250 and Excursion. Anyway, just curious if anyone has tips on buying. I'm in sales myself, but on a whole different level and I don't get intimidated or pushed into making a decision. I've done my homework and found several offers that Ford participates in that I qualify for.
I'm trying to get the best price on a
'04 F250 Crew Cab Lariat 4x4 6.0 Powerstroke or
'04 Excursion Limited 4x4 6.0 Powerstroke
I've already determined that I qualify for "X" plan pricing for recent college grad but you can still toss other rebates on top of that. I want to know how you find out about all of those. www.ford-trucks.com had members talking about AQHA rebate, which I have found out that several people join the "American Quarter Horse Association" for $30 and then save $500 on their purchase.
Any suggestions?
Thanks
Dan
