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Got some pics of my first truck sold it about a year ago and havent seen it since Wish i didnt sell it now. Its an 87 f-250 351 windsor bored cammed intake headers edlebrock carb 79 heads msd bought it for $1300 with blown head gaskets did the gaskets and sold it for $2000 truck looked good but the cab was so rotten the floor was gone bed was shot and frame had heavy rust. Dangerous steering slop almost a full turn. tires were 44x19.50 boggers but they were dry rotted If it didnt have the rot id still have have the truck and wouldve put money into just didnt see it worth it and just made some money on it.
nice lookin truck but with the problems youhad, i guess i could see why you sold it. actually no not really, but everybody does things they wish they could go back and undo. part of life.
yeah but i sold mine cheap to a friend with the intent to by it back if i didnt get shipped over seas after bootcamp, i called him to find out he rolled it and just let it go to the yard didnt even pull the $9k engine out.
no you young inexperienced kid! d44 means 44s at the least!
I was refering to traction!!!!!!!!!! Come on, with that monster axle the only thing breakin is gunna be traction, heck i would go for 52" on that thing!
My 44ttb is basically at its limits right now, cause my tire is SO small!
My 44ttb is basically at its limits right now, cause my tire is SO small!
Maybe thats why they break with 33" tires. So small!
That reminds me of the guy a couple days ago that thought axle wrap was a "too little horsepower/torque" problem. Trucks with big hairy ******** for a motor dont have that problem because the tires spin so easily!
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