Tackle

I would buy a newer dodge, the 2002+ style. No problem.

I don't keep my vehicles that long. I figure in 2-3 years I'll get rid of my current f150.

Plus ive only owned two fords amd they both needed transmission replacements. They aren't dependable in my book...not more than any other brand anyway.

My other vehicles have not needed anything major...food for thought.

Good luck, OP.

Jbrew

Had a 1 ton dodge dualy deisel 4x at work for awhile. Couple year comp lease. It wasn't that bad. Most fleet/field trucks were Power Strokes tho, and they were all 7.3's at that time. I didn't get to pick my truck, but some of the primadonna's had the privilege to pick their rides, so we had some GMC's within the fleet as well.

Like the Dodge, the GMC's went back to the dealership after a few. Nothing really compared to the 7.3 PS back then. The company had some 6/7 year old PS Fords as they hung onto them a little longer: they were well liked, - for good reasons IMO.

2002FX4

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Jacob.P93

Heard that.

98silverbullet

no Its my blue light for my fire company. the white that you see is actually blue leds bright as hell.
And thanks to everyone i went for the truck cuz of the good deal i got on it 79,000 miles for only 13grand. And also a the hemi always been a huge fan of them and i absolutly love mine!

The blue cummins in the last picture is my buddys its one nasty cummins just shy of 800rwhp and 1300ft lbs of torque.

HardcoreFx4

Aleast its not a chevy!!!

Fordfan2006

Those models are prone to rusting out above the wheel wells just a heads up.