The TRUTH about trucks
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12-08-2004, 11:03 PM
Someone beat you to it.
https://www.f150online.com/forums/sh...hreadid=177589
It's a cool clip though.
https://www.f150online.com/forums/sh...hreadid=177589
It's a cool clip though.
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It takes a truck like the new F150 to stay #1. I couldn't believe how small all the other trucks parts and structures were.
There's an ad running on radio in Canada by Dodge that says "if your not driving a Ram, then your not driving a truck!" After seeing how flimsy their body structure is, it makes me appreciate my F150 all the more!
By the time I finished watching all the clips, I was even more proud to own an F150!
There's an ad running on radio in Canada by Dodge that says "if your not driving a Ram, then your not driving a truck!" After seeing how flimsy their body structure is, it makes me appreciate my F150 all the more!
By the time I finished watching all the clips, I was even more proud to own an F150!
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It's amazing that Chevy expects their truck to tow 9500 lbs. with an under frame mounted hitch and a C channel frame!
I MUCH prefer the setup Ford uses on the F150. That hitch is attached in so many places, you'd have to lose the rear third of the truck before the trailer let go.
THAT'S how you build the #1 truck!
I MUCH prefer the setup Ford uses on the F150. That hitch is attached in so many places, you'd have to lose the rear third of the truck before the trailer let go.
THAT'S how you build the #1 truck!
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12-09-2004, 11:36 PM
I just watched a segment on the world news where the wheels on the Durango's are literally falling off. Chrysler-Dahmelier (sp)
is suppose to respond to the U.S. Governments demand for a recall by monday. They said it could cost them hundreds of millions of $$$$$.
Glad I have a Ford.
I know the Durango is not a truck, but I would guess the suspension is close to the Rams.
is suppose to respond to the U.S. Governments demand for a recall by monday. They said it could cost them hundreds of millions of $$$$$.
Glad I have a Ford.
I know the Durango is not a truck, but I would guess the suspension is close to the Rams.
