My 'other' little project

[tcarswell]

Say what you want about "American Cars" but we make the best trucks hands down. People who use them everyday to haul stuff around on construction sites or farms don't drive little boy trucks that are made in Japan.

American trucks are the only trucks I use on the job site hands down. But I suppose if you work in an office it doesn't matter I kid I kid!

 

[jcardona1]

American trucks are the only trucks I use on the job site hands down. But I suppose if you work in an office it doesn't matter I kid I kid!

great, now you guys are hating on the white collar worker

 

[fishy12]

HA! problematic... they only have problems when u use them alot or dont use them properly

 

[tcarswell]

great, now you guys are hating on the white collar worker

Just jokin round man. I love this website. Cool truck no doubt stylish for sure

 

[jcardona1]

HA! problematic... they only have problems when u use them alot or dont use them properly

or need internals replaced at 30k miles like my cousin's brand new Z71

 

[fishy12]

I will admit it does look cool but i wldnt own one yea i dont like z71's tho i ment like duramax powerstroke cummins silverados f150s ram 1500

 

[jcardona1]

I will admit it does look cool but i wldnt own one yea i dont like z71's tho i ment like duramax powerstroke cummins silverados f150s ram 1500

i'm the same with american trucks. love the way they look, but dont trust the car makers enough to own one. maybe one day. and if i do, it will most likely be a Chevy

 

[tcarswell]

or need internals replaced at 30k miles like my cousin's brand new Z71

Thats crazy! I got 43 K on my 4.8 vortex with no issues what so ever,My dad has a 96 or 97 5.7 liter vortec with about 190K on it with no issues.

 

[gt1009]

Nice looking Nissan. They do look real good with a little lift and tires. However, I gotta agree that American is the way to go. My family has owned GMs since I was born, and we have also had an explorer, a few dodge minivans, and a camry. The one japanese car was by far the most problematic. It broke down so much we sold it 4 months later and bought a saturn. Much better, more reliable car. Also, our suburban has 230k on it and the engine is still solid as a rock. I had an 84 K5 with a 6.2 diesel that I beat the snot out of before the truck I own now, a 90 k1500, and both of these trucks are more solid than many newer foreign trucks I have seen. The 350 v8 is the greatest engine ever produced in my opinion, and will outlast anything on the road besides a diesel, and in that case a cummins inline 6 would be the choice, running over a million miles. By the way, check my old ride out.

 

[dmopar74]

do you guys actually like lowered trucks? i cant stand lowered trucks, such an abomination!

but since your a little "special" i'll let it slide.