I think as far as the repairs go it'll really depend on how mechanically minded you are.
if you think that you can do the repairs yourself, or want to get into doing the repairs then why not just get it? $400 for a truck can't really be sniffed at! -but you'll still have to chuck a load of money at it getting it properly roadworthy...
and if you get to learn a lot about repairing your own car along the way then why not...
on the other hand, if you're not mechanically minded, and don't want to learn then you'll be in for a lot of expensive garage repair bills! in that case I'd just walk away from it!
take the $400 that you'd have spent on the truck, and save up the extra money that you'd have spent fixing it up and spend the whole amount on a vehicle that doesn't need a lot of expensive repairs.
if you think that you can do the repairs yourself, or want to get into doing the repairs then why not just get it? $400 for a truck can't really be sniffed at! -but you'll still have to chuck a load of money at it getting it properly roadworthy...
and if you get to learn a lot about repairing your own car along the way then why not...
on the other hand, if you're not mechanically minded, and don't want to learn then you'll be in for a lot of expensive garage repair bills! in that case I'd just walk away from it!
take the $400 that you'd have spent on the truck, and save up the extra money that you'd have spent fixing it up and spend the whole amount on a vehicle that doesn't need a lot of expensive repairs.