sloeffle
Minister of Fire
Every manufacturer has had some lemons over the years. IMHO, it is how the do afterwards that determines if they get my hard earned money.
If it moves, you can race it. Heck, I used to race Maryland blue claw crabs.
Im sure they made some changes after paying for bad frames for so many trucks. Im just surprised that they were that bad for so long . I feel most cars and trucks are made pretty solid in the last few years ,if they want to remain in business for long.My 2008 Taco has over 328,500 miles so far ..
How do you hot rod a crab? High carbohydrate crab chow? Leg tip waxing? Racing stripes and a spoiler?
My 2008 Taco has over 328,500 miles so far ..
Wow - a lot of miles, especially considering it's a 2008. The V6? Glad to see they still offer a manual transmission (I think they do) in the Tacoma.
I got my 76 Dodge back into plowing form yesterday. It had lost power to the lift cylinder, so much that I couldn't pick the plow up anymore.
Great to see a truck that age back in service again. Yea with those great and practical toys I can see why you'd want snow!
It looks like we have some of the same chickens, odd as I only have four. I spy a Plymouth Barred Rock on the plow, and what could be a Light Brahma on the ground.
It looks like we have some of the same chickens, odd as I only have four. I spy a Plymouth Barred Rock on the plow, and what could be a Light Brahma on the ground.
Here’s our flock. Sorry, no old trucks.
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It looks like we have some of the same chickens, odd as I only have four. I spy a Plymouth Barred Rock on the plow, and what could be a Light Brahma on the ground.
Here’s our flock. Sorry, no old trucks.
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But at least you mentioned Plymouth, related to Dodge.
BTW... my chickens are out in the coop tonight with no heat, at 6F. It's the coldest these young birds have experienced so far, in their 15 months of life, but surely not the coldest we get in the average year. Cold-hearty breeds, so we'll see how they do with it. I'm used to seeing a few consecutive nights below 0F, each year.
This one went OT 26 pages ago, chickens make it no worse. You got AC power out there at the coop, or is it all solar? Heat?
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