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mitaker said:
Had the 06 F350 but it caught fire...
Bought a new 13 F350, but just traded it in on a 15 F350
If there's one thing I really love to do its trash talk Fords but I'd hate to see somebody's truck burn like that.
 
2000 gmc k2500 4x4 5.7 4l80e
 

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mitaker said:
Had the 06 F350 but it caught fire...
Bought a new 13 F350, but just traded it in on a 15 F350
Hate you lost your truck but the trouble my buddy's have had out of their 6.0. It might have been the best thing that could've happened.
 
1) 2004 F250 xlt, 6.0 powerstroke, studded, gaskets, egr delete, straight piped, cold air intake, tuned, etc.. 347k and still running strong.

2) GMC topkick with CAT 3116 and Allison trans, 24ft bed
 

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AdamF said:
I've wanted to build that style burban with a 12 valve for years! They are tow rigs and campers all in one package

The gf and I love camping in it. Pulls the buggy well, has plenty of space inside for our stuff and the air mattress but best of all it cost pennies compared to a diesel truck.
 
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untchabl said:
The gf and I love camping in it. Pulls the buggy well, has plenty of space inside for our stuff and the air mattress but best of all it cost pennies compared to a diesel truck.
Transmission went out in my 1/2 ton and I've been thinking about going 3/4 ton but I'm still not sold on a diesel. Mileage might be better but I can buy a lot of gallons of gas for what it cost for diesel repairs vs repairs on chevy gas motor
 
onepieceatatime said:
If there's one thing I really love to do its trash talk Fords but I'd hate to see somebody's truck burn like that.
I still hear it from my buddies! But yes it sucked for sure!
04rubi said:
Hate you lost your truck but the trouble my buddy's have had out of their 6.0. It might have been the best thing that could've happened.
I was certainly a blessing in disguise, I have no complaints about the 6.7 over the 6.0 except the payment of course...
bbtank45 said:
Is that the Cronin Ford in Harrison, OH?....Just down the street from me!

Yep Cronin Ford in Harrison! I live right up the road in Okeana
 
2003 Duramax 2500HD 6 speed manual, 20X12, fuel hostage, -44 offset, 33X13.50, Super Swamper IROKS
 

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2011 F-250 6.7 with my Buggy and Polaris Ranger on the way to the St. Judes run at Flat Nasty.
 

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now tim you need to tell them the circumstances surrounding the fire and what you did about it! that story is awesome!
 
3j7 said:
now tim you need to tell them the circumstances surrounding the fire and what you did about it! that story is awesome!
Ok I think this is on here somewhere but here goes the abridged version.
We were on our way from Cincinnati to Moab for EJS 2013. We had to take the southern route through OK and TX due to a snow storm that had parts of I-70 closed. Near Tulsa the truck overheated. I couldn't get close enough to read the guage but I'm thinking it was in the neighborhood of 2000° based on the pile of molten aluminum after the fire was extinguished! Not to be deterred we rented a 26' Penske truck and put the 2 Jeeps that were on my gooseneck in the back. We continued on to Moab, wheeled for the week, and then drove it back to Cincinnati! A local (Tulsa) gas station owner took my trailer to his house and stored it for a few months until I could get back down to pick it up.
Looking back it's a hell of a story, but at the time it was a little stressful!
 

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mitaker said:
Ok I think this is on here somewhere but here goes the abridged version.
We were on our way from Cincinnati to Moab for EJS 2013. We had to take the southern route through OK and TX due to a snow storm that had parts of I-70 closed. Near Tulsa the truck overheated. I couldn't get close enough to read the guage but I'm thinking it was in the neighborhood of 2000° based on the pile of molten aluminum after the fire was extinguished! Not to be deterred we rented a 26' Penske truck and put the 2 Jeeps that were on my gooseneck in the back. We continued on to Moab, wheeled for the week, and then drove it back to Cincinnati! A local (Tulsa) gas station owner took my trailer to his house and stored it for a few months until I could get back down to pick it up.
Looking back it's a hell of a story, but at the time it was a little stressful!
That's sad but an awesome story. Cool to hear you're from Cincinnati too. I was born there and live in Columbus now. We'll have to hook up and go riding sometime.
 
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