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jkjk. Youre not old Kent. Not until atleast 60 .... at that point just face the fact, but even then, age is just a number.
If you ever come up to WI Kent, we'll party hard like a bunch of college kids and you'll swear you're young again. You wont feel "old" until the next morning
Back on topic, these trucks have a ton of life in them. Im at 121k and it still rides awesome. I have one mystery noise from the front suspension, an occational akward shift from the transmission, some oil consumption in the engine, some valvetrain noise, but nothing that would ever make me sell the truck. I plan on riding this b!tch hard until 160k.
Even then, I may keep it as my winter beater and get a nice sports car. Keep up on maintence and these trucks are awesome.
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. Youre not old Kent. Not until atleast 60 .... at that point just face the fact, but even then, age is just a number.
If you ever come up to WI Kent, we'll party hard like a bunch of college kids and you'll swear you're young again. You wont feel "old" until the next morning
If you ever come up to WI Kent, we'll party hard like a bunch of college kids and you'll swear you're young again. You wont feel "old" until the next morning
