Heya, Just found this site
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11-02-2005, 09:49 PM
Heya, Just found this site
You know while all my best vehicles were not always trucks, they were Fords.
Don't know about 'Ford Tough', but do know about the never quit concept these rigs did for me.
I owned the following (in order) and found them to be highly reliable with minimum maintenance (not mechanically inclined, anyways).
A 1972 Pinto Wagon....3 years.
A 1976 Pinto Wagon ...5 Years,
A 1980 Courier........... 8 Years, and still have,
A 1994 Areostar ........ 6 Years (my wife's),
And now trying out a 1986 Ranger with dual tanks.
Guess I'll always will have a Ford somewhere.
Laters
Don't know about 'Ford Tough', but do know about the never quit concept these rigs did for me.
I owned the following (in order) and found them to be highly reliable with minimum maintenance (not mechanically inclined, anyways).
A 1972 Pinto Wagon....3 years.
A 1976 Pinto Wagon ...5 Years,
A 1980 Courier........... 8 Years, and still have,
A 1994 Areostar ........ 6 Years (my wife's),
And now trying out a 1986 Ranger with dual tanks.
Guess I'll always will have a Ford somewhere.
Laters
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11-03-2005, 01:55 AM
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11-03-2005, 04:40 AM
Originally Posted by injnuity
You know while all my best vehicles were not always trucks, they were Fords.
Don't know about 'Ford Tough', but do know about the never quit concept these rigs did for me.
I owned the following (in order) and found them to be highly reliable with minimum maintenance (not mechanically inclined, anyways).
A 1972 Pinto Wagon....3 years.
A 1976 Pinto Wagon ...5 Years,
A 1980 Courier........... 8 Years, and still have,
A 1994 Areostar ........ 6 Years (my wife's),
And now trying out a 1986 Ranger with dual tanks.
Guess I'll always will have a Ford somewhere.
Laters
Don't know about 'Ford Tough', but do know about the never quit concept these rigs did for me.
I owned the following (in order) and found them to be highly reliable with minimum maintenance (not mechanically inclined, anyways).
A 1972 Pinto Wagon....3 years.
A 1976 Pinto Wagon ...5 Years,
A 1980 Courier........... 8 Years, and still have,
A 1994 Areostar ........ 6 Years (my wife's),
And now trying out a 1986 Ranger with dual tanks.
Guess I'll always will have a Ford somewhere.
Laters
Check out the various forums. Lots of great info for you.
See ya on the boards!
-Matt
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