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Thats cool. Just dont bring it up here.

The boys think that anyone with a new Ford is a drug dealer.......cant imagine what they would think of a new Porsche!

And it's a beauty! Correct me if I'm wrong, but doesn't that have a V8 rather than a 'flat' six like the 911s?

Yes a V8, twin turbo

Who wouldn't like a Porsche? Of course it ain't a Cobra, but it's close enough.

10 taco quad cab 4x4 166,8xx. luv it

Toddly, you don't happen to live in Monroe County WVa do ya?

‘06 Silverado regular cab with the 4.8. 235k miles. Drive about 100 miles a weekday. Uses 1/2 qt oil every 3500 miles or so.

Just picked this up in August.
2004 2500HD 4x4, one owner, very well looked after, 72,000 miles.

'04 F150 Supercab 4X4 5.4L 248K carries my vet unit. '13 F150 Supercrew 4X4 5.0L 21K is the nicer ride and the backup if Old Blue craps out. Blue has some rust & dents, so I'm not afraid to use it. Livestock can be rough on vehicles.

Vets can be rough on vehicles.

Every vet who ever had a drivers licence.

Up until a little over a year ago I was going with an 04 Sierra 1500 4x4 and an 02 extenda cab Tacoma 4x4. The former was rusted to chit and beat. I hold no ill feelings though it wasn't the truck's fault it had a hard life. The Taco though was a cream puff! Had around 60k miles on it it was owned by a school teacher and her commute was 5 minutes. Actually miss that little bugger but I don't miss insurance x2 maintenance x2 any savings I thought I might see just using the big chevy for heavy lifting and a small one to lower fuel costs got ate up and then some.

So I flogged them both privately and proceeded to play mind games with dealers in the city and ended up getting this 2014 F 150 with the 5.0 Coyote. Damn thing gets almost as good fuel economy as the Tacoma did I kid you not. Well, if I keep my foot out of it anyways..



This is the first Ferd I've owned in well over 30 years. Was a GM man and chipped with Yotas. But I did a lot of research last year and decided to give Henry a try again. So far thumbs up all around all the truck I need don't have to tow anything real heavy and not too bad on fuel. Its just got a 2 inch level kit otherwise bone stock.

89 jeep- 159,000 miles
2004 Dodge Cummins-165,000

Fixing to get new Dodge Cummins soon

02 Tacoma with 265k and my new '02 Accord with 169K. Depends on my daily mood.

Jim, I resemble that remark!

I pretty much destroyed an '81 Chevy pickup before I decided to quit tying cows to it. There was a dent in the right front fender made by my hip after a cow mashed me into it.

Had a stout grille guard on it, did a few "pit maneuvers" on unruly patients. I've tried to get past the cowboying in a pickup for the most part...

Love those Mach 1 Mustangs. I had a 1971 myself, 351 Cleveland 4 barrel (warmed up a little bit) and a factory 4 speed.

The first vehicle to move every day in our home is a 1997 Suburban, half ton with 210,000 miles. It runs great and should easily get to 250k. Bought it 3 years ago with 175,000 miles on it for $1800. Just seeing how far it will go. We still load it up head to Rapid City or Casper as needed for a fun weekend. My other vehicle is a 2016 F350 Super Duty King Ranch 6.7 with 42,000 miles. Its a great truck. My wife runs a 2011 GMC Acadia Denali with 60,000 miles. We keep the miles low by driving the suburban.