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Its in the title, its a 6.0 sorry i had to. I owned one before.

my brain read it as you just cleaned your truck and were trying to sell soon 😂

Are you selling or buying I’m confused. Title is wtb

Hey all, I run a small contracting business focused on residential and commercial remodels, additions, and custom carpentry work like gazebos and patio covers. We're looking to expand, posting here in case you know someone who might be interested. Flexible work is possible at entry level and weekends vs weekdays is flexible as well across all experience levels; great for outdoorsmen. Pay: $18/hr - $50/hr, part or full-time. Lower End (Apprenticeship/labor/entry level): Flexible hours. Regular pay increases after trial period and upskilling No experience necessary, just a willingness to learn. Great for someone looking to start in construction or learn about the industry Hard worker Higher End (Seasoned pros): Experienced carpenters/remodelers with their own (basic) tools Strong references. Independent workers. Most of our projects are in North/Central Phoenix and Scottsdale, mainly north of the 10 and within the 101 loop. Will need their own transportation. If you know anyone interested, feel free to pass them along. Thank you.

I was shopping around recently its around 4k both eyes. I wish I could get it done but my corneas are too thin for both PRK and Lasik.

I think I’ve seen this truck before. At Indian school and 12th st maybe a year ago by the 99cent store. How i found the site. Or some other lifted white excursion with the sticker. Good luck with the sale

1) wearing dailies helps, less fuss in field compared to soft biweekly lenses. (no cleaning) 2) use truck or sxs mirror side to put them on in the morning 3) wash hands very well; keep soap with you because an infection is no bueno in the field 4) both saline + lubricating eye drops with you at all times. Especially the latter when glassing for long time because you forget to blink 5) eye pro like sunglasses or clear safety glasses on sxs. I use milwaukee clear safeties

Charge what you’re worth man, digging yourself out of the reputation of being the “cheap guy” is an uphill fight. Plus, out of respect for your old boss/competition, it keeps customers expectations inline with the true market value of a piano tuning. A race to the bottom in pricing does not do you any favors I see it every day as a contractor, people trying to compete on price and putting themselves out of business and burning out thats it for my unsolicited and possibly unwelcome 2 cents lol

My plumbing sub can handle this. Pm sent, or feel free to reach out to me

Just emptying out excess stuff that accumulated. Everything OBO and happy to ship the smaller stuff. Located around 35th ave and Cactus Husky 8 gallon air compressor, 100$. Looks like 190 at home depot Lightly used around my house a few times. Campbell hausfield 8ga 2hp wheelbarrow compressor, $100 Heavy duty. Oil lubed with a fan. Milwaukee Fuel backp ack vacuum. 150$, looks like 300 on home depot Ridgid angle grinder 7in, $60 lightly used. Ridgid roofing nailer, 90$ brand new. Hilti powder nail gun (dx 351). They go for about $1,400 brand new. $350 OBO. Comes with a bunch of nails and cartridges. electric pressure washer, 1800 psi 1.2gpm. Used once or twice, thought it would be handy but I more often just use one of my gas compressors. Would be great for euro mounts. 50$

Melania no contest

haven't even used it, checked tracking, etc? How is it a deal if you don't even know if it works well. no offense.

Sold

Ttt

pm sent, that's sweet

ttt, price drop 8.5K and took decent pics of it. want my driveway back. Two 8ft crew cab F250's are a little much to keep around.

How can you buy a truck made by Fiat 🤦‍♂️

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yup 2wd

I am selling a diesel 1 ton (2004) with 70k miles. 10K OBO. maybe too big for your son but it's a good reliable truck.

LBJs too, weak point in these and 4runners esp with lift, OEM is worth the premium as well (i have a 2001 4wd)

Another vote for keep it! Same engine as the land cruiser of that era. A lot of people are giving attention to these gen 1 sequoias and tundras; aftermarket support is growing

surprised these haven't sold, not a bad deal for the market. pays for itself in wear and tear on the truck

Wood decked utility trailer, the deck is 5x8, tongue 10 ft. phoenix near i-17 and cactus. bought for my UTV but I hate driving a trailer so I just load into my 8ft bed truck now Notables: Has a jack new tires Has a spare tire/wheel 1.5" wood decking The folding gate/loader- I cut it off. I still have it, could weld it on for you if you wanted it. but IMO they suck. adds drag and flimsy. i just use ramps ramps included (2 aluminum ramps i think around 5ft each) Price: Tractor supply/home depot: 1200 for a new one. Plus 100 tax, plus 100 title =1400 Thus I ask for 950 (OBO, i don't use it much). seems fair, about 30% off, plus it has a spare and a jack already.