this sub is dying - long live gen 10
07-13-2018, 09:57 AM
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I dont see these trucks as dying out- in my area of Ohio, there are still plenty on the road, some are rusty, some are very well kept- but they soldier on!- although i think they are becoming an entry level truck for young owners or someone who just needs a beater while he builds a home or such.
Myself, im a cheapskate!- why would i spend 20k on a truck that i only drive 2-3k per year- ol’blue is a pretty nice truck, and ill try to keep her that way and, unless something catastrophic happens, ill drive her til she drops!
Myself, im a cheapskate!- why would i spend 20k on a truck that i only drive 2-3k per year- ol’blue is a pretty nice truck, and ill try to keep her that way and, unless something catastrophic happens, ill drive her til she drops!
07-13-2018, 10:41 AM
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I dont see these trucks as dying out- in my area of Ohio, there are still plenty on the road, some are rusty, some are very well kept- but they soldier on!- although i think they are becoming an entry level truck for young owners or someone who just needs a beater while he builds a home or such.
Myself, im a cheapskate!- why would i spend 20k on a truck that i only drive 2-3k per year- ol’blue is a pretty nice truck, and ill try to keep her that way and, unless something catastrophic happens, ill drive her til she drops!
Myself, im a cheapskate!- why would i spend 20k on a truck that i only drive 2-3k per year- ol’blue is a pretty nice truck, and ill try to keep her that way and, unless something catastrophic happens, ill drive her til she drops!
07-13-2018, 12:29 PM
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07-13-2018, 01:18 PM
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Yeh but I really like knowing this thing inside and out. I remember paying for a shop to change a coil and plug before I found this site just because i didn't know anything about these trucks, not really anyway.
07-13-2018, 01:22 PM
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I was referring more so to the sub itself. Most any question has been gone through before and if someone searches it pops up. That and I feel like the modding isn't as prevalent as it once was. I remember threads getting shut down because of head light style choices. Lol
But, like in my case, i bought ol’ blue and found this forum/sub, and it has been a great source of info. And, in the process, i post with/to some pretty good fellers, and in the process, maybe, just maybe, help someone or help someone think about solving their problems.
07-13-2018, 01:43 PM
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I remember when coils were 90 bucks apiece lol. No knock-offs or deals.
07-13-2018, 04:59 PM
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07-13-2018, 05:11 PM
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07-13-2018, 07:18 PM
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I dont see these trucks as dying out- in my area of Ohio, there are still plenty on the road, some are rusty, some are very well kept- but they soldier on!- although i think they are becoming an entry level truck for young owners or someone who just needs a beater while he builds a home or such.
Myself, im a cheapskate!- why would i spend 20k on a truck that i only drive 2-3k per year- ol’blue is a pretty nice truck, and ill try to keep her that way and, unless something catastrophic happens, ill drive her til she drops!
Myself, im a cheapskate!- why would i spend 20k on a truck that i only drive 2-3k per year- ol’blue is a pretty nice truck, and ill try to keep her that way and, unless something catastrophic happens, ill drive her til she drops!
07-13-2018, 08:39 PM
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I'm more than happy to help the new guys that are willing to put in the work but as long as this truck keeps going and I don't have kids I'm driving this big red 03. In fact the trans mount is getting replaced this weekend.