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Fix Or Repair Daily (FORD)
Found On a Russian Dump (FORD)

Actually, I'm not very brand loyal whatsoever. One of my favorite trucks was my dad's 1984 F250 Diesel standard tranny. That truck was awesome.
 
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woodsdog2 said:
Fix Or Repair Daily (FORD)
Found On a Russian Dump (FORD)

Actually, I'm not very brand loyal whatsoever. One of my favorite trucks was my dad's 1984 F250 Diesel standard tranny. That truck was awesome.
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You forgot First On Race Day :sweatsmile:

what’s the difference between a Chevy and a porcupine? Porcupine have their pricks on the outside
What do you call a Chevy at the top of a hill? A miracle
What is written on pages 4 and 5 of the Chevy owners manual? Copies of the local bus schedule
What do you call a Chevy with dual exhaust? A wheelbarrow
What’s the difference between a Chevy and a golfball? A goofball can be driven 300 hundred yards :sweatsmile::sweatsmile::sweatsmile:
Ok ok I’m done
 
There used to be a chefy 14bolt rear axle under the rock truck till I broke it and bent the tubes....the ford stuff seems to not break for some weird reason

The doubler kit for my transfer cases came from offroad designs so I support the bowties indirectly
 
True story. Guy who owned the cabin in the UP we use to stay at had a son that worked for Ford. He purchased a new F250 and drove around with a 4 wheeler in the back for when he was going to brake down. Now this was a late 90s truck I think. Last of the square bodies. So my assumption was it had to break down before the dealer would resolve what ever the problem was. Anyway, the one night he came back to the cabins on the 4 wheeler. Truck quit. He didn't own that one long. Few years later he had the newer body style with a diesel motor. That truck lasted many years. I think the salt finally ate it away before it stopped running..
 
BTaylor said:
Fricker Only Runs Downhill
Freakin Owner Real Dumb
Freakin Old Rebuilt Dodge
For Optimum Results Ditchit
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How do you get a Chevy to go faster down a hill? Turn the motor off.
Did you know that 90% of Chevy’s sold in the last decade are still on the road? The other 10% ran long enough to make it to the mechanics shop
 
BTaylor said:
Fricker Only Runs Downhill
Freakin Owner Real Dumb
Freakin Old Rebuilt Dodge
For Optimum Results Ditchit
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Their motto was like a rock….
Because just like a rock, they sit where ever they broke down….
what’s the difference between driving a Chevy and dating an ugly chick? It’s less embarrassing when your friends catch you dating the ugly chick…

Ok ok seriously I’m for real done…. I don’t want to make any Chevy owners mad, Lord knows pushing your truck home made y’all mad enough :sweatsmile:
 
Fl Canopy Stalker said:
Their motto was like a rock….
Because just like a rock, they sit where ever they broke down….
what’s the difference between driving a Chevy and dating an ugly chick? It’s less embarrassing when your friends catch you dating the ugly chick…

Ok ok seriously I’m for real done…. I don’t want to make any Chevy owners mad, Lord knows pushing your truck home made y’all mad enough :sweatsmile:
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True story, I have owned exactly one ford truck. In 42k miles I had to replace a piston, 3 cam shafts and some other engine stuff I dont remember. Leaving the lake pulling the boat one evening, shifted into 5th and when I let go of the shifter it fell over in the passenger side floorboard. About 3 months after finally getting it where it would stay running, a 300-350# black bear tried to run across the road in front of me about 4am. Hit him flush doing between 55-60. Kilt the truck, we never did find the bear. Havent since and dont plan to ever again own a freakin ford.
 
BTaylor said:
True story, I have owned exactly one ford truck. In 42k miles I had to replace a piston, 3 cam shafts and some other engine stuff I dont remember. Leaving the lake pulling the boat one evening, shifted into 5th and when I let go of the shifter it fell over in the passenger side floorboard.
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For 42k miles, is that good?
 
"Chevy" comes from the southern drawl with glitz for the phrase "Shove it!'" As in, "What you need"? "A Chevy. "A What?" "A Chevy" Like "Come hep me shove it down the road."
 
BTaylor said:
True story, I have owned exactly one ford truck. In 42k miles I had to replace a piston, 3 cam shafts and some other engine stuff I dont remember. Leaving the lake pulling the boat one evening, shifted into 5th and when I let go of the shifter it fell over in the passenger side floorboard. About 3 months after finally getting it where it would stay running, a 300-350# black bear tried to run across the road in front of me about 4am. Hit him flush doing between 55-60. Kilt the truck, we never did find the bear. Havent since and dont plan to ever again own a freakin ford.
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What engine? What year..... Sounds like 5.4
 
BTaylor said:
True story, I have owned exactly one ford truck. In 42k miles I had to replace a piston, 3 cam shafts and some other engine stuff I dont remember. Leaving the lake pulling the boat one evening, shifted into 5th and when I let go of the shifter it fell over in the passenger side floorboard. About 3 months after finally getting it where it would stay running, a 300-350# black bear tried to run across the road in front of me about 4am. Hit him flush doing between 55-60. Kilt the truck, we never did find the bear. Havent since and dont plan to ever again own a freakin ford.
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You know you’re supposed to change the oil right? :sweatsmile:
 
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