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Posted by JDJIM on February 14, 2002 at 20:25:58 from (67.36.100.149):
In Reply to: In regards to the quiz.. posted by Mike Christian on February 14, 2002 at 09:29:34:
Sounds like a good idea to me :
Trucks are brought up quite a bit on these forums , but they usually end up being a BRAND WAR , then it gets out of hand . Seems like most of the talk is about diesels , I would like to see some on the older ones like you guys are talking about . The Powerstroke eats your Duramax eats your Cummins stuff gets old fast .
A truck forum could be like the tractor forum where we all compare notes , experiences good and bad and help each other out .
There are a lots of 70's and 80's trucks out there working along side of the new shiny expensive ones of today and doing a darn good job of it , and when they quit running it is a LOT EASIER and cheaper to fix them .
I have an idea , limit discussions to trucks that are not fuel injected and computer controled .
Sorry for being so long winded , JIM
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