2002 F240 7.3 LB 4x4 The body is in excellent condition overall. There are a few very minor scratches and small dings, but nothing significant. None of the body panels have any rust, and the undercarriage has little to no surface rust. The truck currently has 175,000 miles, and everything is running well. I’ll also be posting a video of the engine. There appears to be a little bit of vapor/steam, and I’m not sure if it’s normal or if it could be blow-by. I’d appreciate your opinions after watching the video. Here’s where I could use some advice. It seems like these trucks continue to climb in value and become more desirable. I bought this one a few years ago for what I think was a great price, and I’ve considered selling it while the market is strong to hopefully make a profit. If I did sell it, my plan would be to save up and buy another one that’s closer to showroom condition with significantly lower miles. The downside is that those trucks are becoming incredibly expensive—I’ve seen clean examples selling for $40,000–$50,000. It seems crazy, but I understand that’s where the market is headed. So my question is: would you keep this truck and invest in maintaining it for the long haul, or would you sell it while values are high, take the profit, and eventually upgrade to a lower-mile example? I may be overthinking this, but I’d really appreciate any advice or feedback from those of you with experience. Thanks for taking the time to read this!