Year ago Today.
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Year ago Today.
Well its hard to believe that it has been a year I traded in my old 2000 for my 2005 F150. Truck has done well in the last year no problems to report and I only put 16,700+ miles on it durring the first year of ownership.
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From: henderson, north carolina
i love how this truck drives.......
coming from a POS problem **** dodge hemi.....
id much rather sacrafice power for peace of mind...
all i have to say ... ford makes a quality vehicle...
coming from a POS problem **** dodge hemi.....
id much rather sacrafice power for peace of mind...
all i have to say ... ford makes a quality vehicle...
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Why do you guys own a truck?
You really ought to get it out and let the engine get warmed up once in a while!
Purchased 9/24/05
Pic taken about 5 minutes ago...and it didn't even get driven last week, it juust sat at the airport !
You really ought to get it out and let the engine get warmed up once in a while!
Purchased 9/24/05
Pic taken about 5 minutes ago...and it didn't even get driven last week, it juust sat at the airport !
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[QUOTE=OnBelay]Why do you guys own a truck?
You really ought to get it out and let the engine get warmed up once in a while!
I drive it everyday and my main reason is because i own a boat. I am also getting 20 boards of sheetrock and 2x4s tomorrow...thats my reason
You really ought to get it out and let the engine get warmed up once in a while!
I drive it everyday and my main reason is because i own a boat. I am also getting 20 boards of sheetrock and 2x4s tomorrow...thats my reason
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I have a truck because I like having a truck. And, being that the only way to keep value up on a domestic vehicle is to keep the miles low, I am doing so. I am already flipped (owe more than its worth) on my truck by 6k, and I dont want that to get any worse. Oh yeah, I got 4500 off sticker, 3000 rebates, nothing down and very little ($1000) negative equity transferred over. Explain how THAT happened. 
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Originally Posted by 02SuperCrew4X
I have a truck because I like having a truck. And, being that the only way to keep value up on a domestic vehicle is to keep the miles low, I am doing so. I am already flipped (owe more than its worth) on my truck by 6k, and I dont want that to get any worse. Oh yeah, I got 4500 off sticker, 3000 rebates, nothing down and very little ($1000) negative equity transferred over. Explain how THAT happened.
My point exactly...I was mostly kidding, but economically, it would make more sense for someone who needs a vehicle for less than 10,000 miles per year to rent one than to own one...
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hmustang, I am like you brother.
I traded in my 2000 F-150 for my current 2005 F-150....other than having some start problems, the truck has done really well for me.
I've had my truck almost 16 months (1 yr, 4 mos) and only have 8,500 miles on it. It helps that I work only 1.5 miles from my job. Been blessed.
I traded in my 2000 F-150 for my current 2005 F-150....other than having some start problems, the truck has done really well for me.
I've had my truck almost 16 months (1 yr, 4 mos) and only have 8,500 miles on it. It helps that I work only 1.5 miles from my job. Been blessed.