TomSeller
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That is one of the problems with keeping these old girls. You simply get tired of driving them. Too bad, because with the modern cab features, the old engines and drive trains are something I could live with.
Ford says no to Diesel F-150
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That is one of the problems with keeping these old girls. You simply get tired of driving them. Too bad, because with the modern cab features, the old engines and drive trains are something I could live with.
Scooby074
Super Member
Body was shot eh?
Id probably still hold onto the running gear. Thats the most sought after part. Engine/trans etc. would make a great swap into just about anything.
dodge man
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Most of the old Dodges were used up. They were often worked hard and put away wet. The truth is the newer trucks are much better all around, but those early 12 valves were so simple in design and very inexpensive to fix. You could probably buy a set of injectors for the cost of one injector on a common rail.
crazyal
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Even if they did I'm not sure if they would put a diesel in it. Not all VW models are offered with a diesel.
WilliamBos
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You guys wont see it, talking diesel for Canada only!!
TomSeller
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Hey, no rubbing it in.
HappyOne
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WilliamBos
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What keeps someone from driving to Canada and buying one? The did it with Meds.
Nothing. Just ask DHS what paperwork will be needed to import it .
mikehaugen
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Hey there's an idea... a duty-free car dealer!
