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Posted by Jeff on December 12, 2003 at 15:01:41 from (209.173.42.43):
In Reply to: 6 litre Ford posted by Dan on December 12, 2003 at 12:40:31:
I agree with them buying the motor back or putting a new one in your buddies truck. One reason people buy diesels is the longivity of the motors. We have a 96 Ford and a 96 Dodge and so far both are good trucks. I read alot about the new 6 litre ford and on paper it looks really good but it is always better to wait a couple of years to buy something like that as there are usually bugs in the first year or two that have to be worked out. I never did figure out why though? I would think that within a year or so of testing and development I would find most anything that could go worng with something. Hehe maybe these companies need to start hauling tractors in the summer to test things huh? :)
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