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Thanks for all the response
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Posted by buck on July 14, 2004 at 19:34:57 from (209.240.205.61):
to my sisters question and I guess I will just tell her that that is a MATING CALL of those flirting with her. In that she hasn't had much luck with men I will have to catch her when she isn't armed. Now I have a question about these pickup type diesel motors. Rolling down the Istate and a KW , 2 Peterbuilts, a Volvo and a Mack pass me and I don't miss a word on my radio. Along comes a pickup the same size as mine (150) and I can't even hear the radio untill the other pickup is 100' ahead. Why are the light truck diesels so much louder than their big truck counterparts. I have a neighbor who has a Dodge 3/4 ton and I can hear it at his house about a mile away. Oh well, just an old man wondering about these things. Again thanks.
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