What is market value for a Ford F350 14' box truck at 170000 miles?
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I tried looking on kelley blue book for you but they need the year.
100674
Between $100 and $200 depending on condition.  Search Yahoo or Google and you will find a few listings for people selling or buying in this price range.
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A newer 2-wheel drive pickup in good condition should average around 16-18 MPG.  If it's a 4-wheel drive (4X4) mileage would be in the 12-15 MPG range.
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A good place to compare prices for almost anything is www.froogle.google.com. \n\nHere's what they have for MI-24 Hind:\n\nhttp://froogle.google.com/froogle_cluster?q=Mi-24+Hind&pid=2318401390576874755&oid=5202418749412213908&btnG=Search+Froogle&scoring=mrd&hl=en\n\nThe prices range from $15.00 to $90.00.
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depends on condition, location, size and amenities;  SW probably around 10000 DW probably around 17000 from an individual in good condition.  NADA has a mobile home value guide.  Email me w/ specifics and I'll look it up for you in the NADA guide.
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try to price it 1500, as a suggestion.
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I can get a pretty good idea of value from eBay...the WorldWide Garage Sale!  Make sure you are comparing apples to apples (bad comparison!)  Check recently sold and auctions about to end.  Don't bother with listings that have no bids...they are usually dreaming.  A Compac can hold its own next to its sister the HP, or a basic Dell.\n\nBottom line--it's worth what someone will pay you for it!
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What ever you can get.   It really has no re-sale or insurance value.\n\nCheck a local camper sales shop.
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Should be right around $5,000 retail...I looked it up on bluenile.com, and thats what it said!!
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If the cost of the vehicle is minimal to your business, just depreciate the whole thing one time. If not, figure out how many years you plan to keep the truck. \n\nIf you plan to keep it for three years, you can use the straight-line method. Divide the cost (less expected scrap value) by three. Take that amount each of the three years.\n\nAnother method for high priced items is the 'sum of the years digits' method. If you bought a $20,000 truck that you plan to use for five years, you would add up 1 thru 5 (1+2+3+4+5=15). In year one, you would take 5/15 of the cost in depreciation, or $6666.00. Year two, you take 4/15, or $5333.00.  Year three, 3/15, or $4000.00 and so on. By the time you get to 1/15, the totals should add up to $20,000 ( in this example). \n\nThis method more accurately reflects the devaluation of a new vehicle, which drops most quickly in the first year.
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If you plan to buy it from a dealer, they will almost certainly have some financing options available to you.\n\nOtherwise, here's a Yahoo! Search link with a number of sites that provide truck financing or resources to help you locate it:
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2400 is perfect, so i would say 1500!
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trade it in and get a 6 cyl. working on a ford 4 is pointless. i guess you could get a giant wing and some flame stickers and call ita day though
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I work Fort Worth, that's going to be tough to find at that price.  \n\nEmail me at rodbaker@fwrealtor.com, and I'll try and help you find something.
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lookin at around 400-600. if your car has alot of mileage. might as well get a new engine.  or if you know someone that works on engines and can lift the engine out, its simple.
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it depend where u go.\nabout 3500 maybe little less
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It's pretty expensive (for Texas), being that about 9.30 acres are going for around 2.6 million.  I don't see anything close to 35 acres selling around there.  Good luck!