Toyota Tundra woes “shame” automaker
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12-31-2007, 08:15 PM
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Originally Posted by Hobo
No real men drive EMD SD70MAC's and GE ES44AC's. Cars, trucks, and even Kenworths are little jokes compared to what I spend most of my time in. Let me know when pick ups can be consisted together and drag about 17,000-19,000 tons and I'll be impressed.
Until then enjoy living with your truck for your reasons and I'll enjoy mine. As far as a vehicle having anything to do with manhood, well if that is what helps you sleep at night keep deluding yourself.
Until then enjoy living with your truck for your reasons and I'll enjoy mine. As far as a vehicle having anything to do with manhood, well if that is what helps you sleep at night keep deluding yourself.
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12-31-2007, 09:46 PM
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Originally Posted by Hobo
No real men drive EMD SD70MAC's and GE ES44AC's. Cars, trucks, and even Kenworths are little jokes compared to what I spend most of my time in. Let me know when pick ups can be consisted together and drag about 17,000-19,000 tons and I'll be impressed.
Until then enjoy living with your truck for your reasons and I'll enjoy mine. As far as a vehicle having anything to do with manhood, well if that is what helps you sleep at night keep deluding yourself.
Until then enjoy living with your truck for your reasons and I'll enjoy mine. As far as a vehicle having anything to do with manhood, well if that is what helps you sleep at night keep deluding yourself.
I'm talking about light duty and medium duty trucks not Locomotives...
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12-31-2007, 10:17 PM
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Originally Posted by sglaine
I'm talking about light duty and medium duty trucks not Locomotives...
What in the heck do those have to do at all with 1/2 tons?
I'll also stand by what I said about trucks for work compared to what I do for a living and use to do it. They are a joke. An inefficient, weak, joke with little future in the long run for long haul trucking. But hey I'm biased, and think I have chosen a good career field.
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12-31-2007, 10:24 PM
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Originally Posted by sglaine
Then why are you here then if you do not like Fords?
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12-31-2007, 10:27 PM
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Originally Posted by greythorn3
seems like allot of theses toyota posts lately.. im thinking toyota employees are creating accounts and trying to brag about there death traps on here to convert the simple minded hoping it will work.. or they are paying off existing members to spot off about how great toyotas are.. if toyotas were so good, wouldnt they have a wonderful website to go to like this one? guess they dont... hmm
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Another thought..They could play out there in the Rice field...
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Originally Posted by sglaine
Then why are you here then if you do not like Fords?
That doesn't mean I can't stop in and chat though, or is this not a free country anymore? I don't recall insulting anyone, or acting trollish, I am just relating my experiences. If you are afraid to hear differing opinions than yours I would suggest you not visit internet forums.
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Originally Posted by greythorn3
its vietnam all over again cept they are killing us from the inside out.. making little death traps for people to drive.
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When I checked the Monroni sticker the Toyota had a higher US parts and labor content than the F150 (which also had some bearing on my decision).
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12-31-2007, 10:35 PM
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Originally Posted by Hobo
I was on here before I made my purchase, when I was in the research phase. I thought about getting a Ford, as some friends have had decent luck with the trucks (will never buy a Ford car again). I test drove one a few weeks ago, and ruled it out mid way through the test drive.
That doesn't mean I can't stop in and chat though, or is this not a free country anymore? I don't recall insulting anyone, or acting trollish, I am just relating my experiences. If you are afraid to hear differing opinions than yours I would suggest you not visit internet forums.
That doesn't mean I can't stop in and chat though, or is this not a free country anymore? I don't recall insulting anyone, or acting trollish, I am just relating my experiences. If you are afraid to hear differing opinions than yours I would suggest you not visit internet forums.
I have own over 50 Ford Trucks and had great luck with everyone of them..But being here promoting Toyota's and when people here have a passion for there Fords is not going to carry much weight if you know what I mean
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12-31-2007, 10:36 PM
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Originally Posted by Hobo
Who is "they" you do know the Tundra is made in the US right?
When I checked the Monroni sticker the Toyota had a higher US parts and labor content than the F150 (which also had some bearing on my decision).
When I checked the Monroni sticker the Toyota had a higher US parts and labor content than the F150 (which also had some bearing on my decision).
Toyota is still owned by Japan....
Toyota in my opinion is kinda anti-American
#44
12-31-2007, 10:39 PM
If you are afraid to hear differing opinions than yours I would suggest you not visit internet forums.
Every post would be....
Ford is GOOD
Ford is our LEADER
in FORD we trust
Only real men drive fords everything else is a communist plot.
Perhaps the closed minded types shouldn't visit the Ford VS the COMPETITION forum as odviously they don't understand the theme for this forum