The one that got away...

[frischtr]

I've regained my senses and currently drive a 2011 F250 SD with the 6.7.

Sorry to hear that...:laughing:

For me it was my 1999 F-150 XLT, Regular Cab, Short Bed Step Side, 4x4, 5.4L with 4.10 gears.

I have looked long and hard to find one like it but all I find are 3.55 gears or 4.6L motors.

Chris

Gears are really easy and fairly cheap to change out. Don't something silly like gear ratio prevent you from buying one.

 

[Garybake]

My 1972 Cuda, 383 small Big Block, Four speed. Sold it for an engagement ring for my first wife. Now you know how much I regret that.:laughing:
Milan Dragway, MI 1976

 

[JDgreen227]

My 1972 Cuda, 383 small Big Block, Four speed. Sold it for an engagement ring for my first wife. Now you know how much I regret that.:laughing:
Milan Dragway, MI 1976

Tell us, which one do you regret more, selling the car, or marrying your first wife? Pick ONE !! :laughing:

I have only had two trucks prior to my current SUV. I still have the 1990 F150, but I wish I had kept the 1979 F 150 I purchased new. It was a long box standard cab Ranger, 302 V8, automatic, rear slider, rear step, what I loved about it was the Walnut Glow paint, a very rare color. I had it Ziebarted and put a box liner in the back and it was waxed several times a year and the body was just flawless. Sold it for $900 after a quickie oil change shop put in 10W oil and the bearings wore out, and of course they denied any responsibility. Had 55000 miles on it at the time.

 

[Garybake]

Tell us, which one do you regret more, selling the car, or marrying your first wife? Pick ONE !! :laughing:

That is a definate getting married that time. That cost me more than any cars could. Not only up front but .25% of my pension. So I guess you could say I am still paying that one even though it was finalized 17 years ago.:laughing:

 

[nirion]

I have had a number of cars and trucks, but the one I wish I still had is the 2003 Dodge Ram 2500 Quad Cab Long Bed 4x4 with High Output Cummins and a 6 speed manual. It was bright red and I got it new, but got rid of it shortly after getting married to better afford a house.

I have a 94 Cummins now, and 2011 Toyota Sienna, but I still keep looking for the right deal on a 03-04 QC LB 4x4 6 speed Cummins.

 

[sparc]

If I could find an El Camino or Ford Ranchero that would just RUN, I would love to buy it!

I always wanted one!
:thumbsup:
David

There are at least a half dozen for sale around here. I pass them all the time sitting in peoples front yards for sale in various stages of restoration or ready to drive.

I had a 74 with 400 small block for a number of years. I miss it.

If you want photos and phone numbers let me know, I'll grab them when I can.

Too many vehicles to pick one I think. I will miss my Hummer H1 which I drove for 14 years, but the 94 F-150 Lightning was a nice truck, not a good work truck and it wasn't meant to be. As far as cars it would be a toss up between the 96 Impalla SS or the 70 Torino w/429 SCJ.

 

[Iplayfarmer]

The only car I really miss was my Chevy Lumina LTZ. Laugh if you want, but that car could fit the whole family and still give you a kick in the butt when you got into the throttle. Top that off with 30 mpg. I loved driving that car. Sold it when we bought a AWD crossover for my wife to drive around.

 

[B7510HSD]

My 1972 Cuda, 383 small Big Block, Four speed. Sold it for an engagement ring for my first wife. Now you know how much I regret that.:laughing:
Milan Dragway, MI 1976

:thumbsup::thumbsup:

Mine would be my 57 chevy!

 

[JDgreen227]

Off topic if you mention cars here, OP clearly stated TRUCKS OR TRACTORS....:laughing:

 

[RobertN]

Tough... My Ram/Cummins is the best I have had since I started driving in the late 70's. It aint got away yet...

Off topic if you mention cars here, OP clearly stated TRUCKS OR TRACTORS....:laughing: