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Deva did some research on dump inserts a couple years ago when he bought his F350. I bet he knows the score.

I didn't have quite as good of luck with my '88 F150. It was the only truck I bought new and it had 198K miles when I traded it, but it ran worse and had more problems than any other vehicle I've ever owned. And since fuel injection was still new, the 5.0 only had 165 horsepower and it was a...

Those are some sharp trucks!

If you can use a bigger truck, I posted a couple leads out on the open forum in the trading post.

Al, the truck I just posted appears to be the original bed on that truck. Also, it's been for sale for at least a month, maybe longer. I bet somebody is just waiting for work to pick up so they can afford it. Jon, if you want me to test drive it or check it out further just ask.

OK, here it is. '97 F350 with 7.3 diesel. Look at the pictures and you will know as much about it as me. I also know of a very nice '89 F800 with dump bed for $5500. One of the guys I work for replaced it when the transmission went out on a job. My stump grinder buddy bought it, fixed the...

This is what I was thinking on the way home today. There's massive rust, bare wires hanging out of the tail light holes, I bet you'll have several hundred in fixing the electrical alone. I saw a '96 or so F350 four door with a flat bed and racks on the side of the road today for sale. I'll go...

I wouldn't expect a lot of life left in that old truck, and repairs will be expensive. I would guess that within the first year you will have well over $10K dumped into it and you will still have a 18 year old rustbucket. For that kind of money you can find something decent. :thumbdown: