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Re: Re: Dodge trucks.
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Posted by Scott Green on September 03, 2001 at 04:03:50 from (209.130.144.133):
In Reply to: Re: Dodge trucks. posted by Gardner on September 02, 2001 at 20:54:24:
Yes Gardner , that cummins engine does impress me also. The saying around here is that the truck falls apart around the engine. Now I'm going to double talk myself a little. My neighbor has driven tractor trailer truck for 30 years. He decided to buy a new Dodge pick-up with cummins deisel and pull camping trailers for a living. I drove it when it was brand new. The power it had left quite an impression on me. At 100 thousand miles , number five cylinder went out in the engine. Also had transmission problems. The Transmission also went out on the Dodge truck he had before he bought the new one. That's just one neighbor. Many others.
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