1998 12 valve VIN decoding
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I don't know how i am going to choose one , i am going to look at both of them hopefully on friday.
I am kind of leaning towards the manual tranny one, because it has less miles, and it is decked out a little more, 215 pump , etc. But i drive int he city 90% of the time , and the auto would be alot easier on the body ( my knees get sore after about an hour of stop and go in the 97)
i guess i will go see both of them and decide, i am taking my digital camera with me, so expect pics, but not until saturday , i am leaving my apartment at 5 30 AM in hopes of being there before noon, then drive back to the apt , pick up my cousin from the university , and head for home, another 1.5-2 hours ...
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I am kind of leaning towards the manual tranny one, because it has less miles, and it is decked out a little more, 215 pump , etc. But i drive int he city 90% of the time , and the auto would be alot easier on the body ( my knees get sore after about an hour of stop and go in the 97)
i guess i will go see both of them and decide, i am taking my digital camera with me, so expect pics, but not until saturday , i am leaving my apartment at 5 30 AM in hopes of being there before noon, then drive back to the apt , pick up my cousin from the university , and head for home, another 1.5-2 hours ...
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Originally Posted by kcastun
I don't know how i am going to choose one , i am going to look at both of them hopefully on friday.
I am kind of leaning towards the manual tranny one, because it has less miles, and it is decked out a little more, 215 pump , etc. But i drive int he city 90% of the time , and the auto would be alot easier on the body ( my knees get sore after about an hour of stop and go in the 97)
i guess i will go see both of them and decide, i am taking my digital camera with me, so expect pics, but not until saturday , i am leaving my apartment at 5 30 AM in hopes of being there before noon, then drive back to the apt , pick up my cousin from the university , and head for home, another 1.5-2 hours ...
kcastuninforalongday...
I am kind of leaning towards the manual tranny one, because it has less miles, and it is decked out a little more, 215 pump , etc. But i drive int he city 90% of the time , and the auto would be alot easier on the body ( my knees get sore after about an hour of stop and go in the 97)
i guess i will go see both of them and decide, i am taking my digital camera with me, so expect pics, but not until saturday , i am leaving my apartment at 5 30 AM in hopes of being there before noon, then drive back to the apt , pick up my cousin from the university , and head for home, another 1.5-2 hours ...
kcastuninforalongday...
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Originally Posted by CIN'S DODGE
GET BOTH THATS HOW YOU CHOOSE
It'll take everything i got to afford ONE of them, and it'll take a few years of everything i have to afford it.
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I thought I told you to wait untilafter your done school??? 
Actually, If you dont get a 12V now chances are you wont get one later. And wil have to do a p-pump conversion or 12V transplant.
Actually, If you dont get a 12V now chances are you wont get one later. And wil have to do a p-pump conversion or 12V transplant.
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From: JEFF,INDIANA
Originally Posted by kcastun
How many 19 year olds do you know that can afford 1 , let alone 2 98 12v trucks!
It'll take everything i got to afford ONE of them, and it'll take a few years of everything i have to afford it.
It'll take everything i got to afford ONE of them, and it'll take a few years of everything i have to afford it.
IT JUST DEPENDS ON HOW BAD YOU REALLY WANT IT.
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I am done school
Originally Posted by Dr. Evil
I thought I told you to wait untilafter your done school???
Actually, If you dont get a 12V now chances are you wont get one later. And wil have to do a p-pump conversion or 12V transplant.
Actually, If you dont get a 12V now chances are you wont get one later. And wil have to do a p-pump conversion or 12V transplant.
I am going friday , and i plan to choose one of these trucks, I like the 5 speed, it would suit my needs , but the ol 5 speed is hard on the legs in the city. But the auto costs $$$$$$$$$ to hold the power i'll be looking for.
I'll see which one i like more when i get there
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From: JEFF,INDIANA
Originally Posted by kcastun
I am done School Dr. I just have a little bit ( hardly anything compareable to some students) left to pay on my line of credit , both of my loans are paid (over 30K combined, but those weren't just school) And i have abuot $700 left to pay on my $2600 laptop ( i shoulda waited to get it , but it was a good buy)
I am going friday , and i plan to choose one of these trucks, I like the 5 speed, it would suit my needs , but the ol 5 speed is hard on the legs in the city. But the auto costs $$$$$$$$$ to hold the power i'll be looking for.
I'll see which one i like more when i get there
I am going friday , and i plan to choose one of these trucks, I like the 5 speed, it would suit my needs , but the ol 5 speed is hard on the legs in the city. But the auto costs $$$$$$$$$ to hold the power i'll be looking for.
I'll see which one i like more when i get there
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From: JEFF,INDIANA
Originally Posted by kcastun
I don't know what part of a 5 speed costs $6000+ to beef up , but a decently built slushbox is going to be that much or more.
