What's a late 80s Dodge Raider worth?
03-10-2008, 06:58 PM
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I see... These 3 Raiders are about an hour or less away, so I'm going to go have a look if I can contact the owner and see what he'd like to do about them. Are there any differences in durability between the 3 years, especially with the transmissions and such?
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Originally Posted by radomirthegreat
Thanks! It'* good to read that the transmissions are good. I have heard some terrible things about these engines and transmissions, but if these are used for offroading, one should do fine if driven as a car. This is one of the cars I'm considering to replace the Aerostar that we have. Sure, one might say that anything, even a tricycle, could replace the Aerostar, but... We need a spacious daily driver that can haul the entire medicinal supply, if necessary, of a vaccination clinic.
This would be a good run around SUV for you but not for your Family
It is a very short suv.
03-10-2008, 09:54 PM
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My dad used to drive the Aerostar to work and back, and he also used it to carry furniture from furniture stores. We own and run this:
http://www.petvacclinic.com
The van was used to carry supplies to and from the first few original locations, but now with the van'* morning sickness, impeccable Ford craftfailsmanship, and second shot rear end bearing, it may be time to move on.
http://www.petvacclinic.com
The van was used to carry supplies to and from the first few original locations, but now with the van'* morning sickness, impeccable Ford craftfailsmanship, and second shot rear end bearing, it may be time to move on.
03-10-2008, 11:01 PM
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Maybe. More or less, yeah. We have 5 cars for four drivers, so we prefer having a towing/carrying car and 5 sedans or coupes. Currently, it'* 2 Bonnevilles, an Alero, a Sable, and the Aerostar.
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