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Hi.
My husband (a Chevy man) recently bought me a 1979 F100. Plan was we would work on it together so I could learn to do it myself. Drove a 1997 Ranger for over 500,000, and trusted my mechanic to keep it going. Always went down when I couldn't get it into the shop. Husband's not really good at mechanics, but you-tube is great and I made him be the muscle. But now we're arguing about what is wrong; it's still going to the mechanic but my husband thinks he knows better, but won't get out there. So here I am, trying to get answers myself. Grew up Ford and won't willingly own anything else. Bought my daughter her own F150 and she feels the same.
Thanks for being here!
kkaczor
My husband (a Chevy man) recently bought me a 1979 F100. Plan was we would work on it together so I could learn to do it myself. Drove a 1997 Ranger for over 500,000, and trusted my mechanic to keep it going. Always went down when I couldn't get it into the shop. Husband's not really good at mechanics, but you-tube is great and I made him be the muscle. But now we're arguing about what is wrong; it's still going to the mechanic but my husband thinks he knows better, but won't get out there. So here I am, trying to get answers myself. Grew up Ford and won't willingly own anything else. Bought my daughter her own F150 and she feels the same.
Thanks for being here!
kkaczor
