I'm looking for a truck any idea's?
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Originally Posted by AzN121184
new tundras?
new more powerful Toyota Tundra Extra Cab, TRD blower, Fabtech lift kit, fiberglass fenders, a Baja bumper, lights, etc.
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Screw all of that... I know this doesn't exactly fit your preferences, but damn! You should reconsider!
http://www.chevrolet.com/silverado/ss/
Chevrolet Silverado SS! HAWT! You know you want it!
http://www.chevrolet.com/silverado/ss/
Chevrolet Silverado SS! HAWT! You know you want it!
Last edited by SpeedRevelation; Nov 26, 2004 at 02:06 AM.
Dahveed aka Robin Hood
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Originally Posted by SpeedRevelation
Screw all of that... I know this doesn't exactly fit your preferences, but damn! You should reconsider!
http://www.chevrolet.com/silverado/ss/
Chevrolet Silverado SS! HAWT! You know you want it!
http://www.chevrolet.com/silverado/ss/
Chevrolet Silverado SS! HAWT! You know you want it!
no towing capacity, but all you have to do is add a blower, and peace to all the lightnings!
a dude in the 4wd i belong to, just got a new chevy dually with allison tranny and diesel.
very nice tow rig to tow his very well setup toyota truck wheeling...
he got all the goodies added to it...
very nice tow rig to tow his very well setup toyota truck wheeling...
he got all the goodies added to it...
I'm thinking of looking at a 95+ Dodge 1ton Dually as a tow rig. They aren't that expensive, and the Cummins turbo diesel will run forever. But the questionable Dodge build quality makes me wonder.
I would love to get a 99+ Ford SuperDuty Powerstroke. But I have to have cash leftover for more race tires.
I would love to get a 99+ Ford SuperDuty Powerstroke. But I have to have cash leftover for more race tires.
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nah, not true, just need something like this
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...507311532&rd=1
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...507311532&rd=1
what's up with all this anti Ford crap around here. IMO, Ford builds some the most heavy duty trucks. I'm not bashing any of the other brands mentioned here either. They are all great trucks. I only mentioned that my cousin had a 1991 F350 for sale. It's been a great truck. The only reason he is selling it is that he sold his race car and now it just sits in the garage. Plenty of power too. I can remember numerous times that we pulled the grapevine at 70 mph plus fully loaded with tools, trailer plus car. Total weight somewhere around 12k lbs. We've had nothing but good luck with Ford trucks.
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I loved my F350 powerstroke. After a few toys from bullydog that sucker could get up and boogie, I couldn't even tell when the boat was behind it. (if you love your toys stay away from marriage 
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Ford does good trucks, but whatever you get I'd make sure to get a diesel. I got fantastic gas mileage even with a hair over 400hp and 700lb-ft. As long as you do regular maintenance a diesel will outlast a conventional by large margin.
)Ford does good trucks, but whatever you get I'd make sure to get a diesel. I got fantastic gas mileage even with a hair over 400hp and 700lb-ft. As long as you do regular maintenance a diesel will outlast a conventional by large margin.
Originally Posted by illusion
I got fantastic gas mileage even with a hair over 400hp and 700lb-ft. As long as you do regular maintenance a diesel will outlast a conventional by large margin.