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New Diesel Pickups? Lets be Nice
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Posted by Redd on May 09, 2004 at 08:17:01 from (209.254.50.145):
I,m getting a new Ford with a Powerstroke-Automatic and would like some advice on specing it out and options. What to get and not get. Please I've heard all the war stories about allthree brands, (They all have their lemons)so lets be nice. I do know that after a life of being a chevy man, after owning a 6.5l turbodiesel I'm switching to Ford. (Did you ever have one of those vehicles you wished someone would steal?) I know I'm slightly off topic but nobody visits the OT site. I also realize this has been discussed alot but you guys really have a lot of experience to offer
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