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Re: bring back the old trucks
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Posted by OK-AL on September 18, 2004 at 18:14:10 from (12.74.231.76):
In Reply to: bring back the old trucks posted by rustyfarmall on September 17, 2004 at 13:43:41:
Funny you should post that. I've been looking for two weeks for a good old Chevy truck '67 to '72. The ones that i've found are either very expensive or very beat up. The reason i'm looking for one is because I can work on it. ANY truck, new or old will require maintenance sometime in it's life. I've discovered the hard way that newer trucks are ridiculously expensive in both parts and labor. Yeah, the old trucks aren't as plush, and generally don't have the cushy power options. Who needs 'em? The ride? No worse than my late-model 3/4 ton truck. To each his (or her) own. But i've purchased my last late model truck. OK-AL
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