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<blockquote data-quote="pitbull12888" data-source="post: 2491012" data-attributes="member: 564476">I been wantin to get a jacked up powerstroke for 4 or 5 years now. I love the way they look and sound. Ill be in the market for some kind of newer jacked up truck in a couple months. Im wondering if i could afford a 99-2000 powerstroke f250 and ive also been lookin at 99-2000 chevy 2500&#039;s. I start working in a few weeks again and i start at bringin home $1550/month. Then after 90 days ill be bringin home $1700/month both after taxes. I did a insurance quote on both and insurance would cost me about 400/month. payments would cost me about $300 a month. So BOTH payments would be about 700 a month. Ill be movin out after i get w/e truck and stayin with a buddy splittin housing costs. Do yall think i would have enough money to pay for a truck like this or should i go with something smaller like a 97 f150 jacked up, it was alot cheaper payment and insurance wise.Thanks in advance,Michael</blockquote>

[QUOTE="pitbull12888, post: 2491012, member: 564476"] I been wantin to get a jacked up powerstroke for 4 or 5 years now. I love the way they look and sound. Ill be in the market for some kind of newer jacked up truck in a couple months. Im wondering if i could afford a 99-2000 powerstroke f250 and ive also been lookin at 99-2000 chevy 2500's. I start working in a few weeks again and i start at bringin home $1550/month. Then after 90 days ill be bringin home $1700/month both after taxes. I did a insurance quote on both and insurance would cost me about 400/month. payments would cost me about $300 a month. So BOTH payments would be about 700 a month. Ill be movin out after i get w/e truck and stayin with a buddy splittin housing costs. Do yall think i would have enough money to pay for a truck like this or should i go with something smaller like a 97 f150 jacked up, it was alot cheaper payment and insurance wise. Thanks in advance, Michael [/QUOTE]

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