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Amongst conversation between myself, my mom, and my roommate, we've decided we're probably going to keep the truck afterall. I'm not sure whether it'll get put in my name or my roommate's name, whichever yields cheaper insurance I guess.
Paperwork still to process, money to invest, needs a new battery, ignition, and driver's door, but yeah we could use a truck every now and then..
That's awesome. Hope it works out well for you because, yeah, having a truck on hand is incredibly useful. Even maintaining it (taxes, insurance, etc) is less hassle than renting a truck when you need one or having to shell out for delivery.