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08-31-2009, 09:13 PM
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Originally Posted by chrisr
Actually I didn't fall off, they ran over me and drug me for several miles before stopping to let the old guys go to the bathroom. 
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08-31-2009, 09:20 PM
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That all depends on old or new to me. I have had several mid80's trucks and I would not have a ford or dodge back then. I still have a 79 one ton chevy dually that I pull my car with. If I bought a new or newer truck, if would have a to be a f250 or f350 no question about it. They look better and out perform chevy now in my opinion.
08-31-2009, 09:28 PM
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Originally Posted by chrisr
That all depends on old or new to me. I have had several mid80's trucks and I would not have a ford or dodge back then. I still have a 79 one ton chevy dually that I pull my car with. If I bought a new or newer truck, if would have a to be a f250 or f350 no question about it. They look better and out perform chevy now in my opinion.
Speakin from experience.......
I got an 05 F350 with the 6.0l diesel. I t has a chip and after market exhaust and intake on it and it does pull really good. However, The new 6.4l diesels I have heard nothing but good things bout them. I heard that they pull like the old 7.3l that ford had back in the day.
Oh and just in case you didnt see I got a pic of it in my racespace and on my avatar.lol
09-01-2009, 03:27 AM
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Originally Posted by chrisr
That all depends on old or new to me. I have had several mid80's trucks and I would not have a ford or dodge back then. I still have a 79 one ton chevy dually that I pull my car with. If I bought a new or newer truck, if would have a to be a f250 or f350 no question about it. They look better and out perform chevy now in my opinion.
I even had a hat that said " I'd rather tote a Ford hubcap than drive a Chevy!! My old buddies still cant believe that I have a Chevy and my race truck has a Chevy motor.
The really strange part is most of them now drive Fords :shock:
To be honest I've always been a little backwards.
09-01-2009, 10:28 AM
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Originally Posted by DirkaDirka
Actaully to me it really dont matter if it is a Ford or a Chevy. Now when it comes to trucks..Then it is Ford all the way.
until you have to work on them. My nephew has a 2000 f150 4wd and I had to work on it a little...it's like a van. The engine is way back under the firewall. :?
09-01-2009, 10:34 AM
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Originally Posted by Tod74
Originally Posted by DirkaDirka
Actaully to me it really dont matter if it is a Ford or a Chevy. Now when it comes to trucks..Then it is Ford all the way.
until you have to work on them. My nephew has a 2000 f150 4wd and I had to work on it a little...it's like a van. The engine is way back under the firewall. :?
09-01-2009, 10:58 AM
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Originally Posted by Tod74
Originally Posted by DirkaDirka
Actaully to me it really dont matter if it is a Ford or a Chevy. Now when it comes to trucks..Then it is Ford all the way.
until you have to work on them. My nephew has a 2000 f150 4wd and I had to work on it a little...it's like a van. The engine is way back under the firewall. :?