lmfao
6 liter is POS huey injectors are oldstuff perhaps time for jimbo to get a HD ticket i bet he has never seen an internationalhurc ast
lmfao
6 liter is POS huey injectors are oldstuff perhaps time for jimbo to get a HD ticket i bet he has never seen an internationalhurc ast
Hey TJ, You mentioned having a resto going in the garage. What is it? Don't tease me like that and then leave me hanging. Tom
"Karen Hall" wrote
Here, have some more:
Not any sort of mechanic at all - never claimed to be. Anything I fix, break or break while fixing is mine to worry about and pay for. I maintain a factory bumper to bumper extended warranty w/ rental car coverage on my daily driver. My transportation is my job, if its broken, so am I...
Google answered the question nicely, learned something new. Thanks!
No thanks, if I was in the market for a Diesel it'd be a 5.9L Cummins (I hate glow plugs, and the engine warranty applies a cummins shops as well as dodge dealers). Unluckily you're stuck buying it in a Dodge, an F550 (if Ford is still offering it, they were a few years back) or an FL50...
I personally don't have use for a truck that big. As my half-ton Dodge is paid for and still runs pretty well (amazing for a mexican-built Chrysler product), I don't see myself buying a new truck for a long time to come.
The new Nissan Frontier 4.0L V6 sure looks nice... I just can't justify paying the $12k difference between trade-in on my dodge and invoice on the nissan... :P
JS
"MasterBlaster" > much insight as possible from first hand knowledge holders.
Fabulous...and pictures to boot! Thanks much for this pointer.
Regards, Tj
From one car nut to another...
'71 LS-5 Corvette Stingray Convertible. It's 100% stock with matching numbers. As well as being stock it's basically original. Aside from new leather, carpeting and rag, it has the original 454/365, Turbo400, hardtop...and AM radio. ;-) I bought it back in '86 for $5000! Completed a frame-on restore shortly after purchase but considering it is a driver (almost daily) it's time for another. ;-)
Regards, Tj
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