off roading rig...having a hard time deciding
#11
Martin
I would pass on either truck. With gas prices high, you can find a truck in our generation for 1500 in great shape. When it's all said and done those trucks will cost that much also.
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If your looking for the off road rig I would go with the highboy. They're stout trucks, easy to work on, and cheap to fix when they break. If you just want a badass toy go with the diesel. There's lots of upgrades for them, they're extremely reliable when built and maintained right, and hell who doesn't love a big bad diesel
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This is the only time I would ever recommend a chevy... parts are cheap and I personally have no respect for chevy pickups and therefore would not feel guilty to bounce it off a couple trees out in the woods
#16
Dodge+Ford = always ready
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Yes it is a powerchoke which makes it more expensive to fix but way more upgrades are available.
As far as time goes, I really don't have much of it as I am a highschool student peparing to go to a military academy. It would have to be a weekend project till around July or August.
Probably would only have time to do little things until late summer...
I'm leaning towards the highboy because it could be a SAS for my f150 but as far as a bug out vehicle, diesel trucks can almost run on anything LOL but still browsing and thinking.
I really appreciate all the opinions!,
As far as time goes, I really don't have much of it as I am a highschool student peparing to go to a military academy. It would have to be a weekend project till around July or August.
Probably would only have time to do little things until late summer...
I'm leaning towards the highboy because it could be a SAS for my f150 but as far as a bug out vehicle, diesel trucks can almost run on anything LOL but still browsing and thinking.
I really appreciate all the opinions!,
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Yes it is a powerchoke which makes it more expensive to fix but way more upgrades are available.
As far as time goes, I really don't have much of it as I am a highschool student peparing to go to a military academy. It would have to be a weekend project till around July or August.
Probably would only have time to do little things until late summer...
I'm leaning towards the highboy because it could be a SAS for my f150 but as far as a bug out vehicle, diesel trucks can almost run on anything LOL but still browsing and thinking.
I really appreciate all the opinions!,
As far as time goes, I really don't have much of it as I am a highschool student peparing to go to a military academy. It would have to be a weekend project till around July or August.
Probably would only have time to do little things until late summer...
I'm leaning towards the highboy because it could be a SAS for my f150 but as far as a bug out vehicle, diesel trucks can almost run on anything LOL but still browsing and thinking.
I really appreciate all the opinions!,
Last edited by 5Rangers; 03-29-2012 at 08:57 PM.