Alabama thread!

Thanks!

The body damage has begun. Time to start keeping one on hand.

 

Y’all don’t forget to check out our Birmingham meet up thread.

 

https://youtu.be/oiWT-zx2qCU

 

Well this is kind of a bummer- apparently this antenna makes a whistling noise once you get over about 70...

 

Where are you driving that the speed limit is over 70?

 

Um, I was doing 70 and had a headwind, so relative wind was over 70?

 

Morning everyone.

Just add some 33" tires and some bumpers, you'll never hear that pesky antenna noise again.

 

It’s sad to see an 85 Toyota like this, but I’m just using it for practice cuts and save some good material.

Btw I rammed the cab with the forks on the skid steer to put in on the trailer. It wasn’t invoked in any wreck. Just frame rust victim.

Also peak that sticker on the back of the ford

 

No power stroking that superduty?

 

Is there a Cummins in that POS?

 

cummins everywhere!

 

how's it a POS? lol

 

It’s a Ford

 

don't be too bias. It's a great truck, and not because it has a cummins in it. It's just really a nice truck.

 

The only ford diesels worth a darn don’t have ford motors in them

 

All engines have their faults somewhere in the drivetrain, rather it be duramax, cummins, or a powerstroke.

6.0 had about 225k miles when it popped a head gasket. It was tuned it's whole life. I'm not complaining. That was first problem

The only good diesels aren't new diesels would be better word choice than Fords. They're great engines in new trucks, but they're hindered by too many emissions.
This is why Glider trucks are so popular in the truck world, but the government limits how many they can manufacture. It's a new body with an old engine reman engine.

 

The new 6.7 actually is t terrible considering the history power stroke engines. 6.0 and 6.4 were junk, which is why they were only produced for a few years each. The ford 7.3 was ok, but not quite the same as the international 7.3.

Nothing will compare to the mechanical 12 valve Cummins.

 

too bad on the 12V cummins the truck falls apart around it. Also the transmission will fail fairly soon.

 

I honestly didnt know what we were doing