Fawnbuster
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$220,000 Ford Ranger
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fob63
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I think that was the one that had a DODGE frame and drive train with a GMC LS motor!
Not my cup of tea!
Not my cup of tea!
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Yup! 2004 Dodge Ram 3500 chassis, with a 24-valve, 5.9-liter Cummins diesel engine and five-speed automatic transmission in place of the original Blue Oval hardware. In the diesel-enthusiast diaspora, the F-350 is considered a "Fummins" (Ford + Cummins),
deleriumtremor
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Oh I get it.
When I read the title, I was thinking it was just one of our longer term members who was finally done with upgrades...
When I read the title, I was thinking it was just one of our longer term members who was finally done with upgrades...
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Fawnbuster
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Actually it's sitting on a 2004 Dodge 3500 chassis with a Cummins diesel dropped in. It was a father daughter complete restoration.
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A buddy at work built one out of I believe ‘74.
‘Been running it around for the last 2 plus years.He needed something to drag his rock crawlers around,and likes the old Ford body styles,but not the drivelines.
I should get a picture of it,as he left his with all the patina that it’s earned over the years.
The thing is a beast!!
He about died though when he saw how much that thing went for ??
‘Been running it around for the last 2 plus years.He needed something to drag his rock crawlers around,and likes the old Ford body styles,but not the drivelines.
I should get a picture of it,as he left his with all the patina that it’s earned over the years.
The thing is a beast!!
He about died though when he saw how much that thing went for ??
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I almost bought an F250 in that model style, lifted with 44 inch Gumbo monster mudders on it and it had a 460 modified 4 barrel, it's the only vehicle to this day I've ever driven that I could watch the gas gauge go down when I mashed the gas. I told the sales guy I could afford to buy it but I can't afford to feed it!
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