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Posted by Richard Scott on September 12, 2005 at 17:36:41 from (64.233.106.148):
In Reply to: Ford Diesel posted by Allan in NE on September 12, 2005 at 06:01:18:
Haven't driven a Dodge since I retired from the gov't aeveral years back, but Dodge is about all the gov't bought. The bodies were all junk. Most of them leaked water around the windshield, on one assigned to me it went under the dash and started an electrical fire. Leaked air thru the door handle, real nice in the winter with 20 degree air blowing in on your arm. If you weren't careful when you released the parking brake, the pedal would pop up and hit your hand. Fortunately, I have suppresed the memory of the rest of the problems, but my experience with Dodges for 23 years convinced me to never buy one. Best engine in the worst body--isn't that frustrating?
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