Well the splash needed too much work, the previous owner didn't take car of it at all and it was killing me on gas. I'm 17, attending school and make min. wage, the piston rings are going on the truck and it burns oil like crazy, so as much as I love my truck, I need to get rid of it. I don't know what to ask for it, with the engine problems, so I thought I'd ask you guys, I know I hardly ever posted, I lurked daily though. I also bombarded Clinton with questions once in a while I picked up a 1992 Honda Civic DX hatchback, 107km on it, undercoated every year, brand new snow tires with it, I paid 800$.

The ranger is a 1997 "Splash" v6 4.0l. 2x4. It's going to need new summer tires, the winter's are still good. It's by no means a show truck and need's some body work, I'm just sick of putting more money into it and it needs something else the next week. I have no clue what to ask for this truck. I don't have many pictures of it, just one I snapped when I was having a smoke break at work.




and heres the civic;

Ask 100.00 and I will buy it lol.

ill give you 101

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Haha, I was thinking a little more than that, I was thinking somewhere around 800-1000, but I have no idea if I'd get that much, I also forgot the truck has 193k on it.

Put a higher price on it, and then haggle the price dude.

What were you thinking Clinton? I've never sold a vehicle, I'm also terrible at haggling, I tried with the civic yesterday, lol.

i assume youre selling it as is. i would ask $1333 for it. the number looks smaller then asking like 1350 so it will catch ppls attention more with an obscure price and the person might haggle you down $1000. if theres no interest then atleast you can price drop to $1122 in hopes to get 800