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jd2wd

04-10-2009 19:53:31

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well about a year and a half ago ,when gas was 4 bucks I sold my 2004 ford f250 superduty crew cab to get something that got better mileage, I bought a 2003 dodge dakota quad cab it gets worse mileage than the superduty and its half the truck what the f@#@$K ,just had to vent,good news I bought a JD 60 a couple days ago and I dont care how much gas it takes just love the sound of a johnny popper

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Ryan - WI

04-12-2009 17:00:07

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Re: o/t stupid mistake in reply to kyplowboy, 04-10-2009 19:53:31

jd2wd said: (quoted from post at 21:53:31 04/10/09) well about a year and a half ago ,when gas was 4 bucks I sold my 2004 ford f250 superduty crew cab to get something that got better mileage, I bought a 2003 dodge dakota quad cab it gets worse mileage than the superduty and its half the truck what the f@#@$K ,just had to vent,good news I bought a JD 60 a couple days ago and I dont care how much gas it takes just love the sound of a johnny popper

So you bought a different truck to get better mileage but never checked the posted mileage rating of the truck before you bought it? Smooth move.

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Bret4207

04-12-2009 07:16:28

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Re: o/t stupid mistake in reply to jd2wd, 04-10-2009 19:53:31

You guys are real he men I guess. Can you and Rob make a post without the swearing please? There are kids reading this stuff ya know.

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Steven f/AZ

04-11-2009 10:39:24

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Re: o/t stupid mistake in reply to jd2wd, 04-10-2009 19:53:31

Our neighbor has a Chevy Colorado with that super 5 cylinder engine. He makes 18 mpg on the highway and Dad makes 17 mpg with his F150 5.4 v-8. And Dad can pull a trailer when he wants to!

Trading vehicles for gas mileage reasons rarely works out. If you are buying a new vehicle anyway, then better gas mileage MIGHT pay off.

I can't even make a hybrid vs. conventional pay off in gas savings until you hit about 125,000 miles.

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bradk

04-11-2009 05:38:08

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Re: o/t stupid mistake in reply to jd2wd, 04-10-2009 19:53:31

Let me guess,the Dakota has a 4.7?

What a piece of junk engine.Expensive to fix and crappy mileage.Better off with a full size to justify the bad mileage.

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Traditional Farmer

04-11-2009 02:05:03

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Re: o/t stupid mistake in reply to jd2wd, 04-10-2009 19:53:31

Thats why I have a couple small trucks for running around and a F550 Powerstroke when I need the big one.Midsize trucks to me are a waste and are the worst of the big and small ones.My 89 Isuzu 4WD is tough as nails and easy on gas.

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MF40Industrial

04-10-2009 21:07:07

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Re: o/t stupid mistake in reply to jd2wd, 04-10-2009 19:53:31

I drove a F-350 Super Duty today. It is great. I understand your venting.

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s.crum

04-10-2009 21:05:57

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Re: o/t stupid mistake in reply to jd2wd, 04-10-2009 19:53:31

I was the butt of a lot of joking 10 months ago when gas tweeked 5 bucks a gallon. I kept driving the old F-150 stakebody at 13 MPG (in overdrive). Everyone else was peddling their bigger trucks for little ones or small over priced cars.'that get better gas mileage' (and have big payments). I just started planning things so if I had something that had to be done in town, I planned to take care of it on the way to work. In otherwords I cut out the BS trips and didn't drive unless I had to. Now with gas back to a reasonable price, I'm staying in that habit and that old Ford costs me less in gas than it did 2 years ago. I can literally throw a ton in the back if I need to and still no payments!
Heck I was feelin' so good about the savings, I bought the old girl 2 'new' doors today.

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UncleTom

04-11-2009 04:23:39

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Re: o/t stupid mistake in reply to s.crum, 04-10-2009 21:05:57

How did you get so lucky to get the same color of doors of did you already have them painted? Looks good to me.

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da-bees

04-10-2009 21:37:19

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Re: o/t stupid mistake in reply to s.crum, 04-10-2009 21:05:57

ah-hum,Set your self down on that extra soap box &I'll hop upon this one.Aside from how long it takes to ofset the cost of the "econo"vehicle.The
national highway safty commission stats show;for
every 100 deaths involving a pick-up(1/2 to3/4 suv,mini-van)and any auto crash,91 were in the
auto.I have never been able to get stats minus mini-van,small suv&pick-up but including 1 ton.As
of now,me,my children and grandchildren travel in
only P.U.s & one Durango. nuf said

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I need a handle

04-10-2009 22:54:40

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Re: o/t stupid mistake in reply to da-bees, 04-10-2009 21:37:19

How would you like to get in a wreck in one of these? Can't you just picture a loaded semi colliding into it?

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Joe (Wa)

04-11-2009 00:30:05

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Re: o/t stupid mistake in reply to I need a handle, 04-10-2009 22:54:40

Wouldn't take a semi, average pothole and it is toast.

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RobMD

04-10-2009 23:04:31

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yeah, holy crap.. in reply to I need a handle, 04-10-2009 22:54:40

Yeah I saw that f**kin' thing on tv the other night. I heard that GM partnered with segway to design and built a few prototypes of this schitt.

I WOULD RATHER WALK - good for the heart.

PLUS - I thought GM was in deep schitt? - And now they're wasting money on this gay invention? Instead of inventing silly junk they should be restructuring their full line of cars and producing small cars with small engines -

NOT a two wheeled schittmobile.

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Clodbuster

04-10-2009 21:30:53

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Re: o/t stupid mistake in reply to s.crum, 04-10-2009 21:05:57

The only thing better than a paid for truck is several paid for trucks!

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GeneMO

04-10-2009 21:03:16

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Re: o/t stupid mistake in reply to jd2wd, 04-10-2009 19:53:31

Yes, but now Al Gore is your friend. Remember, actual results are not what is important, it is the good intentions.

Gene

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