View Poll Results: You decide
Ford
49
89.09%
Chevy
6
10.91%
Voters: 55. You may not vote on this poll
Ford vs Chevy - You decide
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Its a matter of opinion...
I guess I'm the kinda guy that says, "If there was truly a BEST, it would phase out the worst and it would no longer exist." I have driven/worked on/etc., all the above. I could find something negative and positive about all of them.
My next project is going to be a GM product and I am going to put a dang ford engine in it!
I will probably get some comment on this and I don't have any real issues about this, but I kinda like to see ford engines in ford trucks/cars. And keep the GM stuff in the GM stuff.
And I have no room to talk, cause I was thinking about putting a 1987 Buick Grand National turbocharged/intercooled 3.8L V-6 in my truck!
I know alot of guys with the stuff I would need and I was entertaining the idea, but even with connections its an expensive route to go.
Opinions are like buttholes....Everyone has one...and they all stink!
My next project is going to be a GM product and I am going to put a dang ford engine in it!
I will probably get some comment on this and I don't have any real issues about this, but I kinda like to see ford engines in ford trucks/cars. And keep the GM stuff in the GM stuff.
And I have no room to talk, cause I was thinking about putting a 1987 Buick Grand National turbocharged/intercooled 3.8L V-6 in my truck!
I know alot of guys with the stuff I would need and I was entertaining the idea, but even with connections its an expensive route to go.
Opinions are like buttholes....Everyone has one...and they all stink!
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From: northwestern Ontario
Old iron is old iron and deserves to be saved no matter what name is branded on it. I don't know why chevy, dodge, studibaker, fargo, international, what ever has to be slammed on here just because it is a ford site. Every American manufacturer is guilty of producing ugly ducklings and outright duds but there are a place for them too. I didn't bother to vote on this matter simply because if another brand should fall my way and could afford to resurrect it, then that would likely be my next project. I might add that both my daily drivers are Chevies.
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BTW, I have a Chevy engine in my 48 and I've owned a lot of Chevys. They are just as good as the Fords or any other brand; but, of course, I'd never admit that here!
