If Your A Newbie, Post And Introduce Yourself
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Howdy y'all, I'm Gordon. I'm a retired aircraft mechanic, most people think if you can work on one(aircraft) you can work on the other (automotive), thats not quite true without some schooling. But there are some similarities-engines to make them go & brakes to make them whoa. When I retired I moved back to Idaho to be closer to family. Since I've been back I've signed up at four different automotive sites, (thats how many different cars my nephew has had in the last two years). Even though we're all mechanics, It's always a good idea to have a specialist involved.
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hey guy's, 2007 megaram wanna b here. i am from san antonio, texas. in the process of going from a ford f350 ps to a 2007 3500 megacab 4x4. and i just wanted to know if any one is having probslemswith the 6.7
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Hey everybody, I'm new here. I will start off by saying that I have been a chevy guy sice i was a little kid. Now i am in the market for a 3/4 ton diesel and dodge truck are looking pretty good. I have a few questions i was hoping might get answered here. Is it hard to find the top of the line interior package (laramie?) with a 6-speed manual? Do they have a center console or is a split bench with a fold down? I am also curious about the space in the back of the four door non megacab trucks, is it possible to run two 12 inch subs? Any help would be awsome, thanks in advance.
