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Interested in selling it?
Interested in selling it?
Uses it to go to church lol.That’s cute!
Not at the moment, but I accidentally bought another last week when my wife’s POS Ford Edge started leaking major makings of oil out of the power takeoff unit. I was looking for a Tacoma or Tunda, which there are none, and my wife found another 100 series for sale near us. It’s a 98 with 167k miles and bought it. I used to be able to walk to most places when I lived in town now I live farther out in the country and putting more miles on it. I also use it as my as my hunting rig and have put all my animals in it. I might at some point sell hers when I can get a truck if you are interested, but she likes it a lot more than her Ford lol.Interested in selling it?
We had a ‘97 f350 single axle diesel that we used for pulling cattle trailer (that’s our business) and sold it to the neighbor with 323k and hardly an issue. He put another 100k on it with mostly minimal maintenance until the end when they decided to retire her for good. We haven’t had nearly that luck with Fords sinceMy 92 F250 7.3 IDI (no turbo) went over 500k with an injector pump/injectors/lift pump twice. 21 mpg all day long as long as not over 65mph. Those were the best ol rattlers made with the least maint.
Dads 1997 F350 7.3 turbo is at 490k, had 2 trannys, but that’s his own dang fault, starts off in 2nd and 3rd gear all the time. He still drove it back and forth the Alaska each spring/fall as of last year.
We had a ‘97 f350 single axle diesel that we used for pulling cattle trailer (that’s our business) and sold it to the neighbor with 323k and hardly an issue. He put another 100k on it with mostly minimal maintenance until the end when they decided to retire her for good. We haven’t had nearly that luck with Fords since
Thanks! I'm glad I have the 5 speed manual behind my 5.9L. Its a bit clunky but works great after 19 years and 160,000 miles.Well, originally it was a 48RE but I’m on my third one now so I don’t really know (pretty sure it’s a rebuilt 48RE). The minute I drove this truck off the lot I was second-guessing myself on getting an automatic transmission, but I allowed the sales person to talk me into it, and I’ve kicked myself ever since. These new redesigned transmissions are as good as Allison‘s they said.
Oh, I keep loosing second gear.
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I love the 6-speed manual behind my 7.3L. I hate automatics........except in stop and go traffic.Thanks! I'm glad I have the 5 speed manual behind my 5.9L. Its a bit clunky but works great after 19 years and 160,000 miles.
Did you put all those miles on out west ? Where the hell did you drive fromMy buddy has a 2002 F250 with 700,000 ! Amazing to me. We drove it out west back in 2004.
I love T100s. I'm guessing this is a 3.4 manual?My 1997 Toyota T100 is showing 720,000 but I drove it two hard years with the speedometer cable broke.
we were lost a lot!Did you put all those miles on out west ? Where the hell did you drive from
I really only use my Tundra for hunting/fishing/shed hunting trips. It was my daily driver for a couple years but then i got a different vehicle (Subaru) as my in town/daily driver to save the miles on the Tundra. Ive actually ended up using the Subaru for lesser hunting trips as well, such as deer/antelope/birds. Im able to fit all my gear in it as well as a dog. As long as i know that the roads are manageable i will take the Suby. I plan on having that pickup for a long time.Uses it to go to church lol.