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Wheres your odometer??
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04-14-2008, 02:28 AM
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04-14-2008, 12:25 PM
RE: Wheres your odometer??
I bought mine to drive, why would I but a different car as my primary driver and let my truck sit their looking all pretty and stuff but let it just sit, that seems odd to me. My 2002 4.7 when I owned it put over 90,000 k's on and never had and issue. If I need to worry about the mileage why buy it? I can drive my Dodge or some piece of junk, sorry but I rather run up the miles and enjoy then have it sit around while I look at is say oh doesn't it look nice. When it is time and the miles get real high, I will go buy another and do the same. Its a truck, should be used and run, not sit around so on weekends I can drive it to keep the miles low, really people do that? Wow. Just some comments here have really thrown me, been to Ford and GM forums before I bought this truck and never heard any such thing. Not meaning to offend since I am new here but really people actually do that with their trucks, who woulda thunk it eh.
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