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Traveling on hwy US 78 in Alabama the other day I saw a Chevy towing a truck like ours. I almost had to pull over and barf.
That's one smart Ford truck.
The owner of the chevy sees potential in the Ford. I'm sure one day the Ford will return the favor.
And by the way, what's wrong with American Iron helping out another American Iron?
I looked at a late model tundra once when it was on the lift, I got SCARED by how crappily the underside was constructed. Chicken-shlt welds that completely missed the seams In some spots, wavy frame iron, loose fasteners, just a total nightmare! And it still had the window sticker on it. Brand spanking new!
Hey now my Silverado rust bucket came in handy I needed a motor for my 69 f100 so it now has an 85 Silverado 305 drivetrain. All American ford with American 305 motor and 350 turbo tranny.
Hey now my Silverado rust bucket came in handy I needed a motor for my 69 f100 so it now has an 85 Silverado 305 drivetrain. All American ford with American 305 motor and 350 turbo tranny.
No one said anything about mix-matching vehicles. Keep it Ford or Keep it Chevy but don't mix. The only time a Ford should have a Chevy engine in it, is when it is properly strapped down in the bed to be hauled to the scrap yard.
We should be getting the video momentarily of the Ford with a chevy eng doing donuts. Wait for it......, wait for it....
No one said anything about mix-matching vehicles. Keep it Ford or Keep it Chevy but don't mix. The only time a Ford should have a Chevy engine in it, is when it is properly strapped down in the bed to be hauled to the scrap yard.
We should be getting the video momentarily of the Ford with a chevy eng doing donuts. Wait for it......, wait for it....
2X ROBERT!!!!!!!!!!!! I bleed Ford blue. I sure wouldn't want that kind of transplant.
Rezvani's Latest Post-Apocalytic Monster Is a Ford F-150 Raptor Underneath
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