Hey Mackman, No more Ford bashing!
#31
Senior Board Member
Join Date: Oct 2005
Posts: 2,303
Mackman
Keep track of numbers diligently (fuel, maintenance, insurance etc) so you can decide if you want to stick with it. It will destroy your truck. Coat your oil pan with something rust resistant now or it will rust through eventually. Go ahead, ask me how I know all this.
#32
Mackman
Keep track of numbers diligently (fuel, maintenance, insurance etc) so you can decide if you want to stick with it. It will destroy your truck. Coat your oil pan with something rust resistant now or it will rust through eventually. Go ahead, ask me how I know all this. ![]() ![]()
#33
Senior Board Member
Join Date: Oct 2005
Posts: 2,303
Start saving for a new truck.
![]() You know I've been thinking lately about selling both my 2003 and 2006 and then going old school. I recently saw a 1975 Ford F250 hiboy for sale, totally restored. No computers just good old fashioned horse power. My wife wants a 57 Cheby.
#34
Man you like your old school stuff dont you. High Boys and 359s go hand and hand LOL.:smokin:
#35
Senior Board Member
Join Date: Oct 2005
Posts: 2,303
I still think my truck is going to last a long time. Cuz i will be steaming it after every use and the bottom of the truck has a good coating of Fluid Film® | Corrosion Preventative, Lubricant and Rust Inhibitor.
Man you like your old school stuff dont you. High Boys and 359s go hand and hand LOL.:smokin: Seriously, good luck with the plowing, I wasn't able to plow this year (figures) but I might be back out next year. I love it, I do commercial lots. Once I know where the rough spots are, I crank the radio up and roll through it. :thumbsup: It has taken it's toll on my truck. That undercoating is going to help you though. |



