If someone offered me any domestic truck I wouldn't turn it down but when it comes to picking one I'm a fan of I would say Ford has my vote but only by a small margin. GMC and Chevy are nice but I'm not a fan of the newer body styles I absolutely love the 04-08 f150s and after my dad drove my 04...
I meant bogus in the idea that every time I have to get a tire patched or a new tire put on all these tire shops sell me the "oh we can't use the same sensor once the tire comes off the wheel BS. Even when the tire only has a thousand miles on it.
I totally agree, half the morons on the road...
welcome to the club man, I wish I had the patience that you did when I transferred over. It definitely will pay for itself but like a couple others said make sure you have some cash set aside for small repairs:cheers:
the falkens are nice. minimal noise when I had my 35/10.50/15s at 75, not to mention awesome performance offroad. went through the sand way better than the BFGs I used to have
just found new UCAs and leveling springs by fabtech for 150 on craigslist.
he still has them!!!:fingertime:
1 step closer to my ranger being started towards completion
I'm down! Free stuff is good stuff in my book.
BTW thanks for doing the last drawing too. My ranger is running very well now.... but since I just said that I'm bound to have problems tomorrow:facepalm:
personally, I would love the opportunity to have a licensed mechanic look at my vehicles electronics when they're having trouble rather than having to worry about the arm and a leg costs that are associated with an PCM or ECU reflash.
but that's just my desire as far as the subject goes...
officially clocked out of work for a week. VACATION TIME!
heading to california tomorrow with the corolla.
wanted to take the truck, but the front tires are too bald to last the trip.
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