Chevy guy rethinking loyalties.
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Thanks for the welcome Karen.
I’d probably be in the market for the new 2005 Power Wagon but my job no longer requires me to go off road as I’ve been relegated to the dregs of a desk, phone, computer and air conditioning. Something just isn’t right when I have to wear a flannel or sweat shirt indoors when it’s 100° + outside. The money is a lot better so I’m not complaining too much.
I’m a Land Surveyor by trade and now that I’m one of those office geeks who hasn’t been off road for nearly 4 years and is making nearly twice as much money as I did in the field, I’m thinking it’s time for a street machine.
The SRT-10 meets my desire for a truck and my desire for a performance car all at the same time. It’s the best of both worlds. I can still look cool driving a truck while enjoying some of the street performance I’ve always dreamed of.
I can just imagine the discourse it will cause among my fellow Corvette lover friends when I show up in a truck that will smoke them in their souped up Vettes.
If I’m going to be forced to adapt to a new lifestyle with new co-workers and friends, I’m going to do it my way; a truck that will blow the doors off of most sports cars is just what the doctor ordered.
I’d probably be in the market for the new 2005 Power Wagon but my job no longer requires me to go off road as I’ve been relegated to the dregs of a desk, phone, computer and air conditioning. Something just isn’t right when I have to wear a flannel or sweat shirt indoors when it’s 100° + outside. The money is a lot better so I’m not complaining too much.
I’m a Land Surveyor by trade and now that I’m one of those office geeks who hasn’t been off road for nearly 4 years and is making nearly twice as much money as I did in the field, I’m thinking it’s time for a street machine.
The SRT-10 meets my desire for a truck and my desire for a performance car all at the same time. It’s the best of both worlds. I can still look cool driving a truck while enjoying some of the street performance I’ve always dreamed of.
I can just imagine the discourse it will cause among my fellow Corvette lover friends when I show up in a truck that will smoke them in their souped up Vettes.
If I’m going to be forced to adapt to a new lifestyle with new co-workers and friends, I’m going to do it my way; a truck that will blow the doors off of most sports cars is just what the doctor ordered.
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That's awsome!! Wish I had a job that requires me to drive around and then offroad I am a chevy person also. Some days it's equal but lately I prefer Dodge over anything! I personally think they are pretty good offroading I never was much for speed. I'm glad I got my dodge. I am very happy with it and bought it so it will be mine forever . So that's one thing and the second thing that makes me happy is playing fiddle tunes on my violin.
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Outstanding!! I love hearing about people reforming... LOL! The SRT-10 is an outstanding vehicle... doesn't tow... I'm sure you know that, but who cares?! It's for going FAST!! Welcome aboard!! I hope you visit us here often!! What are you currently driving?
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Currently, I’m driving a 1997 Chevy Silverado Z71 4x4. It’s been a great truck but I’m itching for something new that’ll turn a few heads.
I’ve got a jet ski but I could tow that with a Volkswagen and the SRT-10 does have a 4-pin tow harness so it’ll tow the only thing that I plan on hitching to it.
Thanks for the welcome Amanda. Cool site you have here.
I’ve got a jet ski but I could tow that with a Volkswagen and the SRT-10 does have a 4-pin tow harness so it’ll tow the only thing that I plan on hitching to it.
Thanks for the welcome Amanda. Cool site you have here.
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From what I understand, hitching anything to it voids the warranty... underneath the rear bumper should be a decal saying that if you place a hitch on the truck, the truck's warranty will be void. The Ram SRT-10 Regular Cab has a tow rating of 900 Lbs. The 2005 Quad Cab SRT-10 can tow however... it'll have a transmission made for it... 48RE automatic, it allows for the Ram SRT-10 QC to tow up to 7,500 Lbs. Why? The six-speed manual in the current SRT-10 Regualr Cab is straight out of the Dodge Viper (T-56). The automatic from the Cummins HD and 600 Diesels, allows different shift points as well as capability to tow more with the gearing it has.
Phew... enough tech talk. I hope you do end up with a Dodge... we'd love to have you onboard with us. LOL!
Also, thank you for the kudos on this site... we work very hard at it.
~Amanda
Phew... enough tech talk. I hope you do end up with a Dodge... we'd love to have you onboard with us. LOL!
Also, thank you for the kudos on this site... we work very hard at it.
~Amanda
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