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mike3fan 02-06-2008 10:48 AM

Re: Here
 

Originally Posted by wesross
Here are some companies:

RDS Finance -Truck financing company

4 Lease Help - Leasing company

Commercial Truck Leasing - Prudential Leasing

These companies usually do older trucks, hope this helps.

as you can tell by his avatar,he purchased a "newer" truck some time ago.

Rev.Vassago 02-06-2008 11:07 AM


Originally Posted by GMAN
Have you considered getting a new or newer engine to drop in your truck? You have already spend a lot of money in rebuilding things. Your truck would be in pretty good shape with a new or newer bigger engine.


Originally Posted by Papa Rick
Rebuild is out of the question, as it is a 1985 350 BCC

I'd hate to even contemplate how much it would cost to put a computer controlled engine into a 1985 pre-computer truck. Somehow, I think dropping a new engine in there is out of the question. I doubt there's many places that have new or newer pre-computer engines just lying around.

RostyC 02-06-2008 11:41 AM

just out of curiosity, why can't you rebuild a 350 BCC?

Teal 95 KW 02-07-2008 12:05 AM

you can rebuild it...im sure he KNEW that, but it might have been out of the question, dxue to the fact gthat truck was a money pit? it doesn't matter as he bought a newer truck already sometime ago as previously stated.

RostyC 02-07-2008 01:45 AM


Originally Posted by Teal 95 KW
you can rebuild it...im sure he KNEW that, but it might have been out of the question, dxue to the fact gthat truck was a money pit? it doesn't matter as he bought a newer truck already sometime ago as previously stated.

I know, but since the thread was resurrected, I figured I'd ask, for my own information. Thanks for the reply. I kinda thought that was odd that you couldn't rebuild one.

Orange Andy 02-07-2008 03:10 PM

In his first post, he stated it had been rebuilt 4 times already.

Papa Rick 02-07-2008 09:39 PM

Yep, the engine had already been built and built, and just needed to be retired. My question was should I get another engine or another Truck?

Got another Truck 03 KW W900L C-15 475 Cat Motor. Was not sure I would like making payments, but after haaving it for 5 months, man I wish I had done this sooner.

I have to make payments, but it is running and running, as where my 85 was breaking down and down and down. But when I started doing this (Hauling Logs) I wanted to start out cheap in case this was not for me, and I did. It served the purpose that I needed and it was time to move on.

LightsChromeHorsepower 02-27-2008 03:22 PM

Vassago says

I'd hate to even contemplate how much it would cost to put a computer controlled engine into a 1985 pre-computer truck. Somehow, I think dropping a new engine in there is out of the question. I doubt there's many places that have new or newer pre-computer engines just lying around.
www.kustomtruck.com

Thes guys do it all the time. Used or reman electronic engines are readily available.

Another example of the Revs BS

02-28-2008 12:24 AM


Originally Posted by Rev.Vassago

Originally Posted by GMAN
Have you considered getting a new or newer engine to drop in your truck? You have already spend a lot of money in rebuilding things. Your truck would be in pretty good shape with a new or newer bigger engine.


Originally Posted by Papa Rick
Rebuild is out of the question, as it is a 1985 350 BCC

I'd hate to even contemplate how much it would cost to put a computer controlled engine into a 1985 pre-computer truck. Somehow, I think dropping a new engine in there is out of the question. I doubt there's many places that have new or newer pre-computer engines just lying around.

They have all kinds of Rebuilt Pre Computer as well as computer ran engines these days on a exchange basis for about 8,000 to 12,000$ .. All of them have warrantees n come in complete or long block versions !!! I would have done this instead of haveing truck payments again !!! That truck could break just like the 85 did and then you will have a repair bill as well as a truck payment !!! With all that new stuff on the 85 I would have kept it !!! What did you do with it anyway ???

Papa Rick 02-29-2008 03:17 PM

I sold the 85 for $5000. After having the 03 KW for a few months now, I whish I had done this long time ago. Even though I have payments, I have come out better by paying payments and running steady, than no payments, breaking down weekly, missing loads and payning repair bills.

I never thought I would like paying payments, but I did have a money pit.


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