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Posted by TNR on May 31, 2002 at 19:53:11 from (206.74.34.205):
I know its a little off subject but was wondering something.Ill be in the market for a new hauler for my tractors and was wondering just what it is that makes say like Fords,what it is it that makes one a F-150 and and other a F-250 and so on.Same with Chevys and Dodges.I had to thave a tranny put in my Chevy a few months back and the guy pulled up my truck and it listed several trucks from blazers to K-2500.Is it rear ens suspension or what makes one truck "bigger" than another.Dont want ot start no truck wars just curious.(Ever notice how a salesman doesnt know the answer to this question or others like it)Thanks!
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