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Re: are there any real trucks left? part 2
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Posted by Willy-N on November 26, 2005 at 16:31:54 from (64.146.187.213):
In Reply to: Re: are there any real trucks left? part 2 posted by buckva on November 26, 2005 at 16:25:43:
They are nicer to drive till something goes wrong then they are hard to find out what is wrong with them and a lot of expecive tools to work on them. Parts are way more in price too on the newer ones. If I could afford to get a new truck every few years and just drive it that would be nice but since I can't I need to be able to fix them to keep them working. They wanted $3,400.00 to put a new transmission in my 98 Dodge glad it only needed a complete fluid flush to fix it. Had I not tried to fix it myself it would have broke the bank and this truck only has 128,000 miles on it! Mark H.
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