Posted by ArleninOr on February 03, 2017 at 20:48:36 from (73.96.49.243):
In Reply to: 1993 5.9 Cummins posted by marcusoverholtzer on February 03, 2017 at 18:31:51:
Marcus, still have my 93 dodge with a cummins and automatic. 235,000 miles and most of them real hard. It is our go to truck for hauling anything. All of my son's friends want to buy it so they can put the drivetrain in there Ford or chevy. Been offered a lot more than I think it is worth. If I need money at least I know that I have something that somebody will pay decent money for. Also have 3 94-98 Dodge 12 valves and 1 01 dodge 24 valve. So selling one would not hurt. Look around and find one to buy. They ride like a tank but are hard to kill. Would not be afraid to buy one with an automatic if it has been maintained.
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