Bandit4142
Full Access Member
Hi everyone! I just realized that I never formally introduced myself here. I live in Buena Vista, Co. Basically dead center of the state, right at the base of the Collegiate Peaks & the Continental Divide.
Unlike many here, I decided that I wanted a new truck, NOT SPECIFICALLY a Raptor... I was looking at all trucks, Ford, Chevy, GMC, Dodge, and Toyota. While researching specs, prices, residual value, durability, reliability, etc... The Raptor kept coming up in a lot of different categories. I was out test driving different trucks when I drove past the "used" section and spotted my truck a 2014 Ruby Red Screw w/ 20k on it. I knew from what I had read, the Raptor was a pretty "in demand" truck. I drove it, went back, drove another 2015 Dodge, and a RMT Denali GMC. I knew I was sold. Worked out a fantastic deal for the Raptor and I've never looked back.
I spend most of my time on here reading and researching anything I can about my Raptor, and hopefully, I will at some point be able to contribute, and pay everyone back in kind for all the insights that I've found here.
Thank you for the forum, and I look forward to getting to know everyone and helping if I can.
Unlike many here, I decided that I wanted a new truck, NOT SPECIFICALLY a Raptor... I was looking at all trucks, Ford, Chevy, GMC, Dodge, and Toyota. While researching specs, prices, residual value, durability, reliability, etc... The Raptor kept coming up in a lot of different categories. I was out test driving different trucks when I drove past the "used" section and spotted my truck a 2014 Ruby Red Screw w/ 20k on it. I knew from what I had read, the Raptor was a pretty "in demand" truck. I drove it, went back, drove another 2015 Dodge, and a RMT Denali GMC. I knew I was sold. Worked out a fantastic deal for the Raptor and I've never looked back.
I spend most of my time on here reading and researching anything I can about my Raptor, and hopefully, I will at some point be able to contribute, and pay everyone back in kind for all the insights that I've found here.
Thank you for the forum, and I look forward to getting to know everyone and helping if I can.
