Now I know where the water has been going

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Re: Now I know where the water has been going [Re: rxinhed] #1046676 05/18/12 06:31 PM

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Helen , GA

fasteddy

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I concur, mostly. With the 3.919's the truck was a little slow even with the turbo. Cab was cramped. Footwell was tight. Mine cornered like on rails (85 model). Hated the rectangle headlights. No room for "stuff" inside out of the weather. Too much rear overhang. Insufficient suspension travel.

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Subject	Posted By	Posted
Now I know where the water has been going	rxinhed	05/16/12 05:18 AM
Re: Now I know where the water has been going	TrailRaider	05/16/12 06:42 AM
Re: Now I know where the water has been going	Mudraider	05/16/12 09:33 AM
Re: Now I know where the water has been going	dadrab	05/16/12 03:41 PM
Re: Now I know where the water has been going	rxinhed	05/17/12 01:22 AM
Re: Now I know where the water has been going	Swift_45	05/17/12 03:43 AM
Re: Now I know where the water has been going	fasteddy	05/17/12 03:59 AM
Re: Now I know where the water has been going	87monty	05/17/12 04:30 AM
Re: Now I know where the water has been going	rxinhed	05/17/12 05:28 AM
Re: Now I know where the water has been going	Bernoulli	05/18/12 12:29 AM
Re: Now I know where the water has been going	rxinhed	05/18/12 03:53 AM
Re: Now I know where the water has been going	fasteddy	05/18/12 06:31 PM
Re: Now I know where the water has been going	dadrab	05/18/12 07:54 PM
Re: Now I know where the water has been going	rxinhed	05/19/12 02:09 AM
Re: Now I know where the water has been going	Bernoulli	05/20/12 01:16 AM

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