hi guys am looking at a 96 courier totally stock but engine (2.6 pet) only has 180,000k's on it.
its the super cab priced at 4500 asking price but i recon ill get him down to 3500-4000
has anyone got any advice on weather its a good truck?
also how hard is it to lift the sucker up?
and what are ppl doing to these trucks?
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should i get a 96 ford courier?
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Re: should i get a 96 ford courier?
$4500 for a 14 yr old vehicle???? If it was the diesel maybe $2500...
Offer $2k or walk away.
"Only 180000 km" means about 12000km/yr - oils/seals/U-joints/radiator fluid all would have been neglected. Neglected radiator fluid = corrosion between head and block.
If they're anything like the later versions they are apparently a pr*ck to body lift, and your spring lift options are limited by the torsion bar front suspension.
Offer $2k or walk away.
"Only 180000 km" means about 12000km/yr - oils/seals/U-joints/radiator fluid all would have been neglected. Neglected radiator fluid = corrosion between head and block.
If they're anything like the later versions they are apparently a pr*ck to body lift, and your spring lift options are limited by the torsion bar front suspension.
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