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To each his own but 4bys are for slinging mud and getting dirty. Making one all slick and just driving it around town makes no sense. Maybe a lowered and tubbed 2wd for the street and a camo F-250 with 70 rear and 60 front with air lockers, bigblock and 6 speed manual tranny with double reduction T-case for working and hunting. Of course EVERYONE in Alaska drives 4x4s because of the winter road conditions(except me).
It is still a nice truck no matter what he uses it for.
Originally posted by willowbilly3 To each his own but 4bys are for slinging mud and getting dirty. Making one all slick and just driving it around town makes no sense. Maybe a lowered and tubbed 2wd for the street and a camo F-250 with 70 rear and 60 front with air lockers, bigblock and 6 speed manual tranny with double reduction T-case for working and hunting. Of course EVERYONE in Alaska drives 4x4s because of the winter road conditions(except me).
It is still a nice truck no matter what he uses it for.
I agree with you, but nowadays people pay more than $60,000 for a 4WD SUV (Porsche Cayenne) that will never see dirt unless it flys off another vehicle on the interstate.
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