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  • SILVERODO 3500 H.D. CHEVY

    11 44.00%

  • F-350 FORD

    7 28.00%

  • RAM 3500 DODGE

    4 16.00%

  • TOYOTA

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Thread: WHAT P/U-TRUCK SHOULD I BUY

  1. 03-15-2007 03:37 PM #21
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    This is "Wilbur'.
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  2. 03-16-2007 05:46 AM #22
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    Wilbur there has got to guzzle fuel. You would have been better off with a diesel.
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  3. 03-16-2007 06:07 AM #23
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    He sure does; keepin' the miles off him so we can hopefully trade-in for a diesel. (We have a smaller version of "wilbur"- a 98' 1/2 ton silv.- better on gas thats 4 sure.)
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  4. 03-16-2007 06:26 AM #24
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    This ones' "Blue"
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  5. 04-09-2007 07:50 AM #25
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    Get a Chevy... Duramax all the way. hottttt
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  6. 04-18-2007 01:38 PM #26
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    Quote Originally Posted by maggieb
    Get a Chevy... Duramax all the way. hottttt
    Sorry a Dodge is the only way to go with a Cummins engine. Or a older Ford with the 7.3L.
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    now your talking MACK a 7.3 one of the best pick up motors ever. My 6.0 has not gave me any trouble yet knock on wood. You cant beat the good old 12valve cummins. Turn the fuel pump up with a screwdriver lol. Dodge or Ford is the only way to go IMO. But you cant beat a ride of a chevy. But then again it is a pickup so who cares about the ride anyway. :wink:
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  8. 04-18-2007 04:12 PM #28
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    Quote Originally Posted by Mackman
    now your talking MACK a 7.3 one of the best pick up motors ever. My 6.0 has not gave me any trouble yet knock on wood. You cant beat the good old 12valve cummins. Turn the fuel pump up with a screwdriver lol. Dodge or Ford is the only way to go IMO. But you cant beat a ride of a chevy. But then again it is a pickup so who cares about the ride anyway. :wink:
    Yeah the truck I drive now has the 7.3L and it will out pull my dads new truck wich has a 6.0L moter.

    As far as the ride my F350 rides real nice.
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  9. 04-19-2007 06:36 AM #29
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    UPDATE: I've had the GMC 3 months. I still LOVE IT pulls like an animal, it's quiet unlike a dodge looks better than a ford and rides like a caddy.
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    Quote Originally Posted by ceb
    UPDATE: I've had the GMC 3 months. I still LOVE IT pulls like an animal, it's quiet unlike a dodge looks better than a ford and rides like a caddy.
    That is a matter of opinion<sp>. I for one like the looks of the Ford.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Mack2
    Quote Originally Posted by ceb
    UPDATE: I've had the GMC 3 months. I still LOVE IT pulls like an animal, it's quiet unlike a dodge looks better than a ford and rides like a caddy.
    That is a matter of opinion<sp>. I for one like the looks of the Ford.
    I'm sorry I was just stating my opinion can I have my head back
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    Drive your Chevy to the Levy!

    Vote for Chevy/GMC
    Mud, sweat, and gears
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    Default p/u truck

    I like all the ones mentioned, But I buy after I check with Consumer Reports, so what ever they recommend, that is what I buy!. I have never been disappointed 8)
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    Quote Originally Posted by ceb
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    UPDATE: I've had the GMC 3 months. I still LOVE IT pulls like an animal, it's quiet unlike a dodge looks better than a ford and rides like a caddy.
    That is a matter of opinion<sp>. I for one like the looks of the Ford.
    I'm sorry I was just stating my opinion can I have my head back
    Sorry I didn't mean to come across like that.

    Now lets see if I can find your head in this stack I have.
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