No more Ford for me!
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From: Arizona
Is that what people call their wives nowadays?
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From: Arizona
theres a ton of threads on "how do I change my oil" and simple stuff like that on tundrasolutions.com I go there when I need a good laugh.
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From: Winnipeg, Manitoba
Unfortunately after being a member here for years I've decided to say good bye to this forum. I have traded my 2000 f150 for an 09' Toyota Tundra. I love this new truck**5.7L 381 horse, 400 horse on Torque**Beats any Ford! haha..anyways good luck to ya'll spending time searching on how to fix your Fords. I've learned alot from this forums and its definitly worth every minute. It saved me $$ from learning "DIY". I wanna give a shout out to Wandall and all the other **** who has helped me out. I would definitly recommend this site to another Ford Enthusiasts
The first time you try to put more than 200 lbs on the hitch (or the tailgate
) you'll wish you still had your Ford.The Tundra might be faster off the line but the Ford wins over the long haul.
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From: Chester County, PA
Yeah, look... I generally say if you want speed, don't buy a pickup truck (although I have respect for the people that try to get a lot of power out of it, I'll probably do it, too... but I mean, cmon.... if you want speed, buy a vette).
Anyway, Tundras are nice looking... and like the commercial says, if you properly position the Tundra next to the F150 and give it the right angle, it looks bigger, too.
The sales pitch is accurate... 30+ straight years at #1 for Ford trucks in the market... and there's a reason. My uncle has a 1972 F250 still working the farm. I would love to see a Toyota around that long, let alone one that is a farm vehicle.
Anyway, Tundras are nice looking... and like the commercial says, if you properly position the Tundra next to the F150 and give it the right angle, it looks bigger, too.
The sales pitch is accurate... 30+ straight years at #1 for Ford trucks in the market... and there's a reason. My uncle has a 1972 F250 still working the farm. I would love to see a Toyota around that long, let alone one that is a farm vehicle.
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From: Fairbanks, Alaska
WOW.. i dont know if i would have told everyone you bought a yoda!!.. sounds like a major down grade to me.. most ppl come to this forum to spend money on toys for the truck.. like others said already .. you are going to need to a forum to help fix your truck!!
but ..ya good luck
but ..ya good luck
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It could be because of his c ocky attitude and comments, it could be
It could also be he has been a member for 5 years and has a total of 51 post and expects us to congratulate him on for buying a different truck and then basically trying to tell us its better than what we bought.
Now the reason I am ripping into you is you refuse to spell the word though completely and then using it three times in one thought, instead you insist on being to lazy to put the last two letters on the word so you can look like a jack ***.
It could also be he has been a member for 5 years and has a total of 51 post and expects us to congratulate him on for buying a different truck and then basically trying to tell us its better than what we bought.
Now the reason I am ripping into you is you refuse to spell the word though completely and then using it three times in one thought, instead you insist on being to lazy to put the last two letters on the word so you can look like a jack ***.
I'm sorry if I offended you by not completely spelling my words.. I am sorry... Everyone has there opinion, and like I said before I will still keep my ford....
James
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From: Graham TX
