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Posted by Gardner on September 02, 2001 at 20:54:24 from (206.65.65.232):
In Reply to: Dodge trucks. posted by Kermit on September 01, 2001 at 21:48:42:
I owned two big Fords ,One with a Turbo the other non-Turbo. The non turbo was my favorite because it had taller gears. I bought a nwer one a 97 with a turbo and never really liked it as much as the 2500 Ram I own now and its a 91.With the Cummins and staight 5 speed with 3:55 gears I Pull a 22` gooseneck.Its 4 wheel drive and rides rough but close in hard work and long distance pulling there the best.If I couldnt have a big Dodge it would be a FordF450 Super Duty. Talk to the guys that run these trucks for a living and see how many how many like the Dodge for heavy pullin.If Ford would have put that Cummins in their pickups I probrably would still have a Ford but the people that own the Dodges with a Cummins usually don`t part with em.Look or shop for a used one and their all high miles.You can buy a bizillion Chevys or Ford pick-ups out their with low miles, whats that tell you?
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