Florida is FORD country (and a short F450 report).... :(
02-25-2008, 12:40 PM
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I have been here for 6 years now and it is amazing how many low mileage fords you see in the clasifieds. But seldome is seen a Dodge ram diesel,[cause they are keepers] I bought my Ram cause I'm in it for the long haul, not to match my Harley.
There are a lot of Dodge's here but they are busy working , not site seeing.
There are a lot of Dodge's here but they are busy working , not site seeing.
02-26-2008, 06:58 AM
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"You have to take 2 or 3 stabs to hit a parking spot with a Ford of anykind when your use to driving a Dodge."
the OBS fords turned on a dime (2wd models) i had a 87 model and no ford or dodge could turn sharper. the twin I-beam suspension setup had a pretty sharp turning radius IIRC. the NBS different story with the 4wd's at least. my dads 2000 dually crew cab 4wd dosent turn worth a dern. my 02 will turn much sharper.
the OBS fords turned on a dime (2wd models) i had a 87 model and no ford or dodge could turn sharper. the twin I-beam suspension setup had a pretty sharp turning radius IIRC. the NBS different story with the 4wd's at least. my dads 2000 dually crew cab 4wd dosent turn worth a dern. my 02 will turn much sharper.
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