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Welcome to the BSEG club FireInspector!
Wade right in and tell a little more on your trade away from the 6.0L I am still a bit confused about why, as you say it had mucho huevos in the power department and not any shop time for any problems. Noise? Stink? Brothers problems spook you ?
Really don't matter you have a superior motor now. (big grin)
BTW there is a 2004 4x4 CC LB White PSD King Ranch in a used lot on my ride home. Today it was out front so I could see the "sticker" $36,550...... Hummmm I paid a tad under $40,000 for my 2005 V10 King Ranch with most every option except the over priced moon roof. So where is that expensive motor premium any way? I may have to stop tommorrow and see if there is the teltale oil slick under her(grin)
OH yes I forgot to mention Reg gasoline is under $2.00 this week with my expensive Chevron at $1.929 and the good old smelly stuff still asking $2.399.
Huummmm again... were not all my diesel friends saying that the summer swap away from winter heating fuel oil would bring Diesel back to below regular 87 octane gasoline prices?
Guess not and I bet I see more and more PSDs sitting gathering dust this summer on used car lots all over town.
Wade right in and tell a little more on your trade away from the 6.0L I am still a bit confused about why, as you say it had mucho huevos in the power department and not any shop time for any problems. Noise? Stink? Brothers problems spook you ?
Really don't matter you have a superior motor now. (big grin)
BTW there is a 2004 4x4 CC LB White PSD King Ranch in a used lot on my ride home. Today it was out front so I could see the "sticker" $36,550...... Hummmm I paid a tad under $40,000 for my 2005 V10 King Ranch with most every option except the over priced moon roof. So where is that expensive motor premium any way? I may have to stop tommorrow and see if there is the teltale oil slick under her(grin)
OH yes I forgot to mention Reg gasoline is under $2.00 this week with my expensive Chevron at $1.929 and the good old smelly stuff still asking $2.399.
Huummmm again... were not all my diesel friends saying that the summer swap away from winter heating fuel oil would bring Diesel back to below regular 87 octane gasoline prices?
Guess not and I bet I see more and more PSDs sitting gathering dust this summer on used car lots all over town.
