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efhmc

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6. Wow, thank you so much for this info. I really appreciate it.

Reply to 58Sunliner (Reply #3)

Fri Apr 25, 2025, 10:16 PM

Apr 25

I knew this was coming but when the man who works for us says it, I know it is true. BTW, he has a wonderful truck which he never takes out on our roads but he also has a wife who works in town at the local hospital.

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Any good suggestions/ideas how to get a good used work horse truck for a ranch? [View all] efhmc Apr 25 OP

Find a kacekwl Apr 25 #1

Live in a small Texas town with no such but maybe Austin. efhmc Apr 25 #4

Last year I picked up a 2014 F-150 with 12K miles from credit union auto sales Ponietz Apr 25 #2

Nice, thank you for the suggestion. efhmc Apr 25 #5

Auctions are good, state, municipal, county. There is a site of US govt auctions and also look at Public Surplus. 58Sunliner Apr 25 #3

Wow, thank you so much for this info. I really appreciate it. efhmc Apr 25 #6

Good luck! My state auto auctions do not have extra fees like other vendors do. 58Sunliner Apr 25 #8

State auctions are great for work and ranch trucks, equipment. Mopar151 Apr 25 #7

Thank you. I will do the research for this part of Texas. efhmc Apr 25 #9

Is NM New Hampsire or is it some secret code that Texans are no allowed to see? efhmc Apr 25 #10

Said NH on my screen. Mopar151 Apr 26 #11