5 Apr 2025 11:42 pm
I like the older was easier to fix yourself actually just drive em good keep up on the maintenence like changing the oil they last a long time again though take care of it dont drive like an idiot.*GHETTOBLASTER » Today, 7:08 pm » wrote: ↑ I bought a 1982 F150 in 1984....still have it. Made double payments on it for sure
bought a 1993 Jeep in 1996.....still have it. Made quadruple payments
a 1974 John Deere 950 in 2010....still have it
what a great investment all 3 of these machines have been
Todays stuff even in Trucking everything gotta go back to a dealership got the right software.
Heck old stuff ya disconected the battery cables rest the dummy lights usually was just ya bought a bad tank of stale gas run ot down half a tank fill her with "Premium" ya were good and just dont buy gas there again.
I dont know why but I had an old Ford didnt like Ammoco Gas get gas anywhere else it was fine if I stopped at the Ammocco filled up that engine light come on and ran funny until filled it up somewhwere else