Long time peeping tom
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Long time peeping tom
Hi all,
I have a 2000 f250 that I bought new and am working on changing some things around. It has been the best truck I’ve owned. I am thinking of getting a new one but it has been so great that I am not sure about letting her go. I have had numerous people tell me to let them know if I should decide to get rid of it. Some upgrades, some good, some so-so. Anyway, hope to be of some assistance
I have a 2000 f250 that I bought new and am working on changing some things around. It has been the best truck I’ve owned. I am thinking of getting a new one but it has been so great that I am not sure about letting her go. I have had numerous people tell me to let them know if I should decide to get rid of it. Some upgrades, some good, some so-so. Anyway, hope to be of some assistance
Hotshot
Joined: Feb 2015
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From: Central Delaware
Welcome to FTE. For sure, some of the older trucks just keep on ticking!
Stop by your state chapter and join them. Also, stop by the "Super Duty/Heavy Duty" section and talk about the newer trucks with the people that own them.
Stop by your state chapter and join them. Also, stop by the "Super Duty/Heavy Duty" section and talk about the newer trucks with the people that own them.
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I'd rather keep an older one, especially if I had cared for it since new, than buy a new one today. They are good and all, but it seems like more of a crap shoot than it used to be. It also depends on what you want in particular. Driving to Home Depot every couple of weeks or towing the world's largest fifth-wheel across all 50 states and the Canadian provinces. That would help the decision-making as well.
Welcome aboard!
Welcome aboard!
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