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So I'm looking at a diesel truck, im somewhat up in the air between a Cummins, and the DMax. I found a kind of gem the other day, 06 Crew Cab LT3 K2500HD Duramax/Allison. THis truck has everything all the way to the sunroof even. The price is $29,999. What do you guys think would be the best way to talk them down. Now, the tow/haul button doesnt work, thats common. The drivers seat has flaking in the leather. It has the keys turned up with 285 Cooper STs, pretty much new tires. No 5th wheel hitch, 73000 miles so im doubting it was beat very hard. MBRP exhaust, single, 5" tip, 4" pipe. It drove smooth, shifted down kind of firm but that could just be how diesels are. But the brake where really hard an kind of sluggish. Any insight is awesome and honesty is appreciated.
 

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$30k seems a little high for an 06 dmax IMO, but with the mods currently on the truck it may be a little tough to get the price down a considerable amount. Look for any dents/ scratches/ imperfections in the paint and try to exploit them to get the price down. The issue with the brakes could also be another opportunity to get the price down. Just as a side note, a 12v Cummins will last forever, now I know its not a good ol' Chevy but they make gobs of power without a whole lot of mods and you can find one on the cheap, just something to think about :money:
 

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Thanks for the insight. I share your opinion on the Cummins. They just sound amazing in addition to being amazing. Now i just have to find a Cummins in a Chevy in these parts.
 

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Too much for a '06. Its almost 6 years old.
 
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