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Re: What's wrong with Chevy/GMC diesel pickups?
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Posted by chris sweetland on January 11, 2006 at 17:09:11 from (69.183.136.121):
In Reply to: What's wrong with Chevy/GMC diesel pickups? posted by Richard Scott on January 11, 2006 at 16:46:35:
well the fords arnt good on fuel and a dodges arnt good on transmissins but the gm trucks are good on fuel and the engines last the 84 6.3l diesel the dump truck here on the farm has 278,000mi and starts much easier than the 88 f-350 with 57,000mi plus the 350 has gotten 2 trannys and a rear end
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