What's everbody driving?
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01-27-2005, 01:00 PM
I'm driving this around...
97 F-250 powerstroke diesel... never once let me down, rain snow sleet or hail!! Got the 10k mod on there, home-made tymar intake, 2" Add a leaf, Alpine deck, boston acustic's speakers, and dual exhaust, right now it's got about 60K on the odo and never been stronger!!
97 F-250 powerstroke diesel... never once let me down, rain snow sleet or hail!! Got the 10k mod on there, home-made tymar intake, 2" Add a leaf, Alpine deck, boston acustic's speakers, and dual exhaust, right now it's got about 60K on the odo and never been stronger!!
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01-27-2005, 06:26 PM
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2005 Eddie Bauer Explorer, 4.0L SOHC V6, 8400 mi, Medium Wedgewood Blue Metallic.
I came so close to getting an F150 Supercrew, but my significant other won the battle; maybe next time around. The 2005 EB replaces my 97 XLT V8, and I'll use the 2005 for the same stuff; camping, fishing, family haulin', daily 11 mile commute, towing a bass boat, ski trips.
I came so close to getting an F150 Supercrew, but my significant other won the battle; maybe next time around. The 2005 EB replaces my 97 XLT V8, and I'll use the 2005 for the same stuff; camping, fishing, family haulin', daily 11 mile commute, towing a bass boat, ski trips.
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03-24-2005, 05:52 PM
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first rule of thumb is you drive whatever starts in the yard if your luucky enough to have a choice of two or more then you can sit back and make the big chice of "well how do feel/look like today " other than that I drive what the "better half " says I can take so see its not that hard to figure out what your doing today !!! p. s. get up early and take what you want and take the longway there keep rolling and thanks for your time
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03-31-2005, 08:16 PM
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Depends On The Day
Nice Days ( days I don't have to wash the truck afterwards!):2005 F-350 PSD XLT, 4x4, tow package, plow package and.....etc
Not So Nice Days:1995 F-250 PSD 4x2, gooseneck hitch, fifth wheel hitch, conventional tow
hitch (this is my mule!)
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04-06-2005, 10:50 AM
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i crusin in my 1995 Subaru Legacy Wagon...real beast..i beat it yet it still goes strong...175,000+ miles only problems have been water pump, cv joints, and one of my plugs popped out while driving casue my dad cross threaded it. Great in all weather..howver got it stuck once when i tried to ram a snowbank...i've always wanted a truck so i treat my car like one.
My project is a 1977 Ford F-250 XLT Camper Special 2X4 4 speed, police interceptor 360 brought to 418..450+hp...doesn't run right now..no spark..but hope to be driving it this fall.
My project is a 1977 Ford F-250 XLT Camper Special 2X4 4 speed, police interceptor 360 brought to 418..450+hp...doesn't run right now..no spark..but hope to be driving it this fall.