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OK, I'm looking at buying a new (Or used or classic) ride.

I have owned a 66 chev 1/2 ton, loved that truck alot and was REALLY sorry to have let it go.

Now with all the new crap on the models now, should I look to those ancient ones, or really be looking at say 1995 or newer or even those New ones in the dealer lot....

I know the drawback of buying old/classic is parts location, but the newer ones seems to have little chance for your shadetree mechanic to be able to work on.

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Gene
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good for you

and this is relevant because ????

YOU will be driving it, make your choice

look : old ones are 'easy to work on' without test equipment

new ones are a snap with a scan tool

either buy an old one and fix it by ear-and-seat-of-pants. or buy a new one, get a scan tool, learn to use it

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TranSurgeon

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