Well, I was delivering pizza tonight in my 273k mile 1998 Nissan Frontier and one of my deliveries was to the home of a "used car dealer". The first words out of his mouth were "How much for your truck-I need to buy your truck!!!" Now this took me aback for a moment. He even offered me a 2000 Honda Civic he had sitting in his driveway with 100k on it as an even trade. I even said my truck may need rod bearings and that did not phase him. I said "NO!" I would not sell my truck truck to him. What I figured is that he has a wrecked Frontier sitting somewhere that he needs the body from mine to sell, swapping VIN's and speedometers to do so. To me, this is unethical, not to mention illegal. Besides, I could tell what he offered to trade me was a buy here-pay-here hack job of a car with a shitty respray and/or bodywork. If he wanted to use my truck with it's low bluebook to scam someone else, how do I know he was not selling me some kind of gray market vehicle? Maybe he has a stolen truck he needs a VIN for to get rid of, I dunno. Besides, a Civic is useless to me for parts chasing and getting lumber from the Home Depot or other sundry mundane tasks I use it for every day. I did however, offer an even trade if he had a 1987 Grand National-he was unwilling to do the deal...lol