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b.sharp · 12-17-2015, 02:14 PM

I "Will Not" put any f&^d parts on my GMC truck. I don't mind locking in the hubs and I know they are engaged at that point. No guessing about it, no vacuum leak worries. I like the simplistic idea of the older equipment. This will eventually be my "New" truck. I wouldn't own a new one for all the electronic parts that can go wrong with one. I can spend half the money on this and have a truck most people would drool over. I am not into that either. I just want a dependable, descent looking rig, I can use for anything and work on if need be.

Thank you for the information and suggestions though.

12-17-2015, 02:14 PM	#11
b.sharp Registered User Join Date: May 2006 Location: Frankfort, Kentucky Posts: 508	Re: Picked up a new project this weekend I "Will Not" put any f&^d parts on my GMC truck. I don't mind locking in the hubs and I know they are engaged at that point. No guessing about it, no vacuum leak worries. I like the simplistic idea of the older equipment. This will eventually be my "New" truck. I wouldn't own a new one for all the electronic parts that can go wrong with one. I can spend half the money on this and have a truck most people would drool over. I am not into that either. I just want a dependable, descent looking rig, I can use for anything and work on if need be. Thank you for the information and suggestions though.