Re: OT - Trucks

Jul 23, 2003 15 Replies


Everyone was driving Fords and Dodges. Don't they sell real


> pickups in Texas? JG
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Yep they do.... they are called Fords and Dodges..............


Probably in the shop getting ripped off by Mr. Goodwrench.

Or at Maaco getting the GM factory paint job redone.

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The Chevrolet division opted out of the product placement offer.

-- Ernie

Ford and Dodge cannot afford regular advertising...

"...... and I know every trail in the Lone Star State, Cuz I ride the range in a Ford V-8"

Sure they do - Fords and Dodges. We actually have a GM assembly plant in San Antonio. But of course - that's for "export" only - (up north.) :-)

Jums

Sure, you should be able to pick up a clean Suzuki in any city of any size anywhere in Tejas.

On Wed, 23 Jul 2003 05:54:50 -0400, JGS pixelated:

Here are some REAL trucks:

Got a couple hundred grand? Kennelworth has SUVs now1

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but still handy:
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how about this one from Butler, PA?
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KEWL. just ordered 1 of each!!! look out jummy and the rest. im comming to a town near YOU!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! lmao...... george

pickup based on a Freightliner FLD70, which is... Um... I forget the class numbers. It's the kind of thing that usually gets a big box grafted on the back. Baby big truck. Airbrakes. CDL required.

If I get rich, I'm going to buy one of those as my daily driver, and pick up a Peterbus.

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On 24 Jul 2003, Silvan spake unto rec.woodworking:

They got nothing on a MOG:

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ever seen the firepower they can get into a Unimog?

They are still built by Americans :) just managed by the Japanese, which is why the quality is so high. That, and the fact that the workers aren't UAW.

-Mike

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