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My next transportation purchase.




Working on my private with a twin instrumental as the final goal.

[Rack Bauer]

That would be so freakin' cool. I'd love to own my own plane one day. I hate traveling and lots of times my fiance and I would like to go somewhere and take our dogs with us. It's just not do-able in a truck unless you're going somewhere really close.


Having my own plane would solve that problem.

[silverbear]

Originally Posted by Yeagermeister

A black box with green text?

That's the way I've always pictured him...

[Rack Bauer]

Originally Posted by silverbear

That's the way I've always pictured him...

Kind of like the Matrix, right?


Whoa.

[big dog cowboy]

Originally Posted by StarKist

My next transportation purchase.

Working on my private with a twin instrumental as the final goal.

Those are made in my hometown so I see them flying around all the time. Very very cool.

[Rack Bauer]

Here's the truck I bought about 2 1/2 years ago.


This truck has been EXTREMELY reliable and I've had no problems with it whatsoever. Absolutely the best built fullsize pickup on the planet. Period.








That dent on the tailgate happened at a Home Depot. I went into Home Depot to buy an air compressor, came out and there was a big arse dent in my tailgate. Of course no one stuck around to take responsibility.


I've put this truck through hell. Hauled my charger down from San Antonio (150+ miles) with no problems. I've hauled trash out to the city dump (with and w/o a trailer) several times. I've hauled more stuff in it then I can even remember. Do burnouts in it regularly just for the fun of it.

What can I say, there's a reason the Ford F-150 has been the #1 selling vehicle in america for 32 straight years.

[locked&loaded]

Originally Posted by Rack

Here's the truck I bought about 2 1/2 years ago.


This truck has been EXTREMELY reliable and I've had no problems with it whatsoever. Absolutely the best built fullsize pickup on the planet. Period.








That dent on the tailgate happened at a Home Depot. I went into Home Depot to buy an air compressor, came out and there was a big arse dent in my tailgate. Of course no one stuck around to take responsibility.


[View Full Quote] I've put this truck through hell. Hauled my charger down from San Antonio (150+ miles) with no problems. I've hauled trash out to the city dump (with and w/o a trailer) several times. I've hauled more stuff in it then I can even remember. Do burnouts in it regularly just for the fun of it.

What can I say, there's a reason the Ford F-150 has been the #1 selling vehicle in america for 32 straight years.

lol, i wouldnt call that hell, just some occaisional hauling. Ford sales have been plumeting. Bottomline is most trucks are trash when you really want them to work. The only brand i woudl trust is toyota (tundra) and maybe the nissan titan.

[Rack Bauer]

The US makes the best full size trucks on the planet. End of story.


And hauling a 4,500 lb vehicle 150 miles is no walk in the park. You usually don't tow anything that heavy with an F-150 (or any other truck in that class). The guy at u-haul was reluctant to rent me the trailer (which was over 1000 lbs by itself).


I've owned a new Chevy, F-150, and Dodge and never had a problem with any of them. Ever.


I have a buddy who got sucked in by the over dramatic advertising of Nissan and bought a Titan. He's had it just over a year and has already had to take it in for repairs 3 times for 2 different problems. He regrets he ever bought the dang thing.



Again, F-150 has been the #1 selling VEHICLE in the US (not just truck, but vehicle overall) for over 30 straight years. There's a reason for that.

Thinking that a company (or companies) that is new to the game (full size pickups) is better then companies that have been doing it for decades is ignorant.

[CowboyFan74]

Many don't realize it but this really is my office..

[justbob]

Sorry no pictures --just gave my wife my 99 dodge 2500 quad cab ---the cummings in it has 225000 miles. Just now getting broke in. Boughta 06 dodge 3500 dually crew cab. Stuck with the 5.9 cummings in it. I put a lot of highway miles on one and we also pull a horse trailer alo--so diesel is the way to go for us. The 99 gets about 20 on the highway and the 06 is gettin 19. Should get better when it loosen up a little... Just picturea big white dodge pickup ,
thats what theyl ook like

[cowboysfan31]

Originally Posted by Rack

The US makes the best full size trucks on the planet. End of story.


And hauling a 4,500 lb vehicle 150 miles is no walk in the park. You usually don't tow anything that heavy with an F-150 (or any other truck in that class). The guy at u-haul was reluctant to rent me the trailer (which was over 1000 lbs by itself).


I've owned a new Chevy, F-150, and Dodge and never had a problem with any of them. Ever.


I have a buddy who got sucked in by the over dramatic advertising of Nissan and bought a Titan. He's had it just over a year and has already had to take it in for repairs 3 times for 2 different problems. He regrets he ever bought the dang thing.



Again, F-150 has been the #1 selling VEHICLE in the US (not just truck, but vehicle overall) for over 30 straight years. There's a reason for that.

[View Full Quote]Thinking that a company (or companies) that is new to the game (full size pickups) is better then companies that have been doing it for decades is ignorant.

I've got a 2004 Extended Cab F150 Lariat and I absolutely love it. It's got the 5.4L engine with a tow package and I've towed things most people wouldn't try. I've pulled trailers as long as 60' without a problem.

It has all leather on the interior, and I've found it to be very comfortable and well laid-out. I drive from Austin to Kingsville non-stop twice a month and I'm also in my truck for several hours a day going to and from work and I never mind the drive. For having such a large engine it gets surprisingly good gas mileage too. I really like the sound system it came with as well, it sounds better than some custom systems I've heard.

[justbob]

Originally Posted by cowboysfan31

I've got a 2004 Extended Cab F150 Lariat and I absolutely love it. It's got the 5.4L engine with a tow package and I've towed things most people wouldn't try. I've pulled trailers as long as 60' without a problem.

It has all leather on the interior, and I've found it to be very comfortable and well laid-out. I drive from Austin to Kingsville non-stop twice a month and I'm also in my truck for several hours a day going to and from work and I never mind the drive. For having such a large engine it gets surprisingly good gas mileage too. I really like the sound system it came with as well, it sounds better than some custom systems I've heard.

have to admit the Ford leather interior beats Dodges for comfort.. I just prefer my cummings over fords powerstroke

[BrAinPaiNt]

Originally Posted by Rack

The US makes the best full size trucks on the planet. End of story.


And hauling a 4,500 lb vehicle 150 miles is no walk in the park. You usually don't tow anything that heavy with an F-150 (or any other truck in that class). The guy at u-haul was reluctant to rent me the trailer (which was over 1000 lbs by itself).


I've owned a new Chevy, F-150, and Dodge and never had a problem with any of them. Ever.


I have a buddy who got sucked in by the over dramatic advertising of Nissan and bought a Titan. He's had it just over a year and has already had to take it in for repairs 3 times for 2 different problems. He regrets he ever bought the dang thing.



Again, F-150 has been the #1 selling VEHICLE in the US (not just truck, but vehicle overall) for over 30 straight years. There's a reason for that.

[View Full Quote]Thinking that a company (or companies) that is new to the game (full size pickups) is better then companies that have been doing it for decades is ignorant.

Less time bragging about a darn truck...more time working on a REAL vehicle.

Geez...truck guys, I never get it.

[SacredStar]

I don't have any special vehicles.......yet.

I drive a '98 Chevy Cavalier with 203,000 miles on it and the little lady drives a 2006 Chevy Uplander minivan.

I am looking for a 1979-81 Camaro Z-28, but I am picky. It must have a manual transmission and I prefer T-tops and it must be in pristine condition.....I am no Rack.

[SacredStar]

Originally Posted by Rack

Here's the truck I bought about 2 1/2 years ago.

I like the look of Fords better than Chevy, but I work for General Motors and would be shot on sight if I drove a Ford into GM's parking lot.