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From: Victoria
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Hey, some of ya are probably going to frown :-( on this one but here it goes. Ive got a '78 f150 and I am thinking about scraping the frame and putting a late model ford car frame under it so I can have better handling and more ride options. I want to lower it a bit but its so freaking expensive and it still wont give me the ride I want. Any sugestions would be greatful. I want to leave those freaking imports in the dust of the line and in the curves!
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From: Creedmoor, North Carolina
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Kelly, Get a car. Trucks is not cars, are not and have not ever been. Trucks are built for work, cars for ride. 
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In the cool still quiet of night, you can hear chevies rusting away.
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In the cool still quiet of night, you can hear chevies rusting away.
I get to 60 in about 7 seconds, is that normal for these bad boys.
. Ive decided to leave it alone, I just bought a energy suspension kit, shocks etc plus other goodies.
