iv noticed some threads where people got there truck for really cheap...lets see some of ur deals...it has to be a lot less that kbb and not a pile of junk either...

here is mine..got it for $800 after $100 dollars of stuff it was running and driving fine..1998 with 160,000 in it when i bought it.

 

Maybe not as cheap as ya'll.....but I got my '01 in '04 with 30,000 on the clock for 10k. At the time, the trucks bluebook was 16k. I consider mine 'cheap' for what it was and compared to all the other trucks that were for sale at the time. Shoot.....still a good deal to this day...30k for only 10k.

 

paid blue book at the time a little over a year ago ... real hard to find a 4cyl xcab with stick and a/c ... so far im diggin it

 

I think I got a good deal on mine, 2007 Level II w/52,000km(32000miles), Pioneer stereo, spray in liner, Trifold tonneau. I got it for $14K CDN 6 months ago The Canadian Black Book says it's trade-in value is $13,900 in poor condition and similar trucks in the trader last time I checked are going for $17-19K.

 

The most I have ever paid for a ranger was 1500. Ive even had a few for under 500. Of course they need work but its worth it.

 

I got my 95 4.0 for 3k...It only had 67K on the motor, less on the transmission, wheels, bed cut out, fully shaved, and a few engine mods...Not too cheap...but considering it already had a bunch done that I wanted done to it and I got it from a buddy that is willing to work on it anytime I need something...Id say that it was a damn good deal.



Cheapest car I ever got was back in 2005. I got a 1988 honda civic hatchback for $75, and all it needed was a brake master cylinder that I got for $2...Lasted like 5,000 miles before I spent $200 on wheels, stereo, euro lights and sold it for $1300. (got the wheels from a friend for cheap, had the stereo and found the lights at a junkyard)

 

I think my ranger cost 22K brand new after my trade in, and down payment my mom paid of 9k we walked out of the dealer paying around 11K

 

mine was 3k with 85,000 miles on it. kept in great condition. except for being smoked in 100% stock

 

i got my 98 about a year and half ago with 126k on it, still a work in prgress but mine was cheaper. 500 bucks.

 

i paid 13k for my 02 when i got it new... the sticker was 17k

 

i feel like i got mine for pretty cheap a '99 in '08 with 85k miles, for $5500, came with a set of stock tires, then my 20' rims came with it also, as well as exterior leds, monster tach., interior leds, dual tip exhaust, and a 3 in lowering and tinted windows

 

I paid $400 for mine. Had to put about $100 or so in it to get it running. Even came with extra set of 18 inch wheels. Drove it for about a year and blew it up then swapped the 5.0 in it.

 

Mine is a 2002 and I got it in 07 with 22000 miles on it and still had an extended warranty. I paid $10,700 for it private party

 

1994 4x4 extra cab, 204k, blue book for mine was 3450, then i got it for 1800 with 1600 of receipts in new parts like clutch and important stuff like that

 

My '08 XLT MSRP'd for 19.7k and was discounted to 15.5k, before trade-in allowance was figured in.

 

got my 96 from my grandparents for 2500, grandpa is the original owner and it only had 85k on the clock haha

 

$500 running
94 3.0 2wd with 170K

 

I got my 02' in 2004 with 9400 miles at 18k out the door, KBB was 21k.

Sticker price when new was almost 27k.

 

I paid 21,000 for my 2008 XLT. I got an instant 2,000 "cash back" discount from Ford, 4,000 for my trade in plus I had 3,000 to put down. I financed 12,000

MSRP was like 24,000 I think

 

14,300 for my truck in 05 with 35K miles from a Toyota lot. It was my first major purchase. Was that cheap? Lol. Over the years I have spent around $6000 to keep it on the road.

 

I bought my 62 miles on the odometer 08 FX4 on 2/1/09 for around $18,800. Stickered for $26,065. Hands down the deal of my lifetime so far.

 

I bought my 2003 Ranger XLT in 2007 with 31,500 miles on it, for around $10,000. The dealer said new my truck would be priced at around $20,000. It was the nicest Ranger I found, and was amazed they were able to put a financing deal together for me.

So is $10,000 cheap ?? That depends on the quality of the vehicle....in my case, I've had over two years of trouble free service....dependable transportation, and a nice looking vehicle. It looks just as good as the day I bought it. So as far as I'm concerned I got a great deal.

 

bought my 93 splash with 67xxx on the clock for 1700. has the 4.0 in it and is in great shape. the guy who owned it wass over seas most of the time so yeah :)

 

04 reg cab edge w/ 47K miles..Paid $6,000 from individual. Cheapest i could find, even had to drive 4 hours away to get it.

 

Got mine for free, guess I did well on that one.