dually trucks as daily drivers
03-23-2005, 05:01 PM
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Re: dually trucks as daily drivers
Originally Posted by Rippem
no need to fear. just get the quality repair shop exhaust hose and a door flapper. rig it takes 30 seconds at night, hit the remote start...or even put the hose out the far wall and use it even in the summer with the door up and the truck inside.
Actually diesel exhuast is much less dangerous than gasoline exhuast it's just an odor thing. All that black stuff is just suit and is tottaly harmless. I personly love the smell of diesel exhuast in the morning, but then agai I am a diesel mechanic.
03-27-2005, 08:54 PM
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Re: dually trucks as daily drivers
Nice truck dhlaw. Are those 22.5 Alcoas? Kinda looks like my ride 
Originally Posted by dhlaw
I have a Dodge that I drive to work, to the store and everywhere!! I am a lawyer and in parking lots full of lexus, Porsches and BMW's my truck is easy to find!!! Besides, when the weekend comes and the same attorneys are out in their 17 foot fishing boats I give them a 100mph pass in the Cig!! Rather be in a big boat than a smal sports car!!!
03-30-2005, 08:51 PM
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Re: dually trucks as daily drivers
I have a 90' extended cab Chevy, gas. I drove it every day for almost five years. My B-O-L had a 98' Grand Prix GTP for sale, "cheap", so I bought that and have only put about 1k miles on the truck since. I liked driving the dually, but with the price of gas, I couldn't resist the 20+ MPG.
I just bought a set of Eagle Alloy wheels, and plan on lowering it, sometime in the future.
I just bought a set of Eagle Alloy wheels, and plan on lowering it, sometime in the future.
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