Posted by rick165 on January 04, 2013 at 15:06:30 from (70.199.97.195):
In Reply to: GM 6.0 engines posted by bigboreG on January 04, 2013 at 10:38:35:
i work for a construction co. where all foremans and supervisors purchase there own truck with there own money then the company reimberses us every month.we can buy any brand truck as long is is a 3/4 ton 8ft. bed.the chevys loaded down with a welder cutting torches and assortment of tools most of them will gross between 4 and 5 ton gvw and most of us get around 12 to 13 mpg.out of 400 different guys with different brand of trucks the fords and the dodges have way more issues than the chevys.this is just what i have been seeing. RICK
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