I drove the old flatbed about 700 miles a year at about until I sold it this summer. The F250 does about 3000 per year. My little Ford Focus does about 23,000 miles per year.
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The F250 is an '05, with 56,000 miles. Been using it as a daily driver for 2 years. With what I save in gas, I can still put tires on it before the inspection is due at the end of December.
Funny thing was, I passed a free score coming home from the barn today, pulled over, and went to get out of the car, and realized I didn't have the truck
Funny thing was, I passed a free score coming home from the barn today, pulled over, and went to get out of the car, and realized I didn't have the truck
The F250 is an '05, with 56,000 miles. Been using it as a daily driver for 2 years. With what I save in gas, I can still put tires on it before the inspection is due at the end of December.
Funny thing was, I passed a free score coming home from the barn today, pulled over, and went to get out of the car, and realized I didn't have the truck
One of the few drawbacks of driving an econo-car . . . you may miss the quick and easy score.
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