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Please try not to get sucked into the AI crap... Please...
Well I did ask for opinions. Didn't think it would be about how the video was made vs the information contained therein. Great way to shut down what could have been a good conversation, Dan.
Engine control is handled by the person behind the wheel; worries are about points, spark plugs, and filters. Sold for about $24k a few years back. 1972, 390 w/4 speed, manual transfer case, manual HVAC.
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Engine control is handled by the person behind the wheel; worries are about points, spark plugs, and filters. Sold for about $24k a few years back. 1972, 390 w/4 speed, manual transfer case, manual HVAC.
I wish the big 3 would start making these older trucks again!
The article is BS, but the auto industry is losing its mind. With the latest electric Mustang, a paying option is access to the frunk, the front trunk, from what I've read.
The article is BS, but the auto industry is losing its mind. With the latest electric Mustang, a paying option is access to the frunk, the front trunk, from what I've read.
Sorry, if there isn’t an engine in the “frunk”, it ain’t a mustang to me. IMO it was a huge mistake for Ford to call that suv looking electric monstrosity a Mustang. There is absolutely zero resemblance to its namesake. Zero. Sorry for the rant. I own 2 real mustangs.
Sounds like ford is taking cues from Europe with their pay to play crap. Accessories already built into the vehicle that the consumer must pay a monthly fee to unlock. Theft by deception if you ask me.
Not a chance in heck of that. Too many regulations, lawyers, and people that really have no idea what a truck actually is.
One of these days I'm going to get a clean square body and drop a 4 cylinder, all mechanical diesel in it and manual ta boot. A good apocalypse truck that can start with a push or roll down a hill 😁
One of these days I'm going to get a clean square body and drop a 4 cylinder, all mechanical diesel in it and manual ta boot. A good apocalypse truck that can start with a push or roll down a hill 😁
That's why I grabbed my 6.9 when it popped up, nothing like a pure mechanical beast to make driving fun again.
Rezvani's Latest Post-Apocalytic Monster Is a Ford F-150 Raptor Underneath
Slideshow: Called the Fortress, the 850-horsepower pickup combines Raptor underpinnings with military-inspired features, survival equipment, and a starting price of $285,000.
