It’s a proper noun, in other words, just a name.
Nah you’d have to put that powertrain in a Ford, haha. We have or have had super duties 20 plus years old and they are solid. Dodge and Chevy bodies fall apart. Toyotas have held up well too but I think they are starting to cheapen. Time will tell. Also, my mom had a some kind of Ford wagon, total POS…every little widget and doodad broke and was $$$
In Detroit see brand new ones up on blocks, stolen straight off the lot after manufacturing
The temps are generally too high here until rifle season. So no hanging here. I thought about making a closet like structure in my building that I could insulate and put a window unit into. the meat hasn't really needed it. So I may never do it. Temps were better in the north where I used to live, but I like it here way better for everything else.
It's mostly just been sinus congestion for me. I had some aches and chills the first 24 hours but no fever or anything serious.
We have all Fords at work, most of them are newer but there is one old Super Duty that just won't give up. Its a '99 with a 5.4L and has 200k miles on it, and they've been a hard 200k. Towing way bigger trailers than it ever should, plowing, regularly overloaded, probably been washed 3 times in its life, involved in several moderate collisions, probably tens of thousands of idle hours. Old girl just keeps on ticking.
Dodge doesn’t know how to build a frame
There’s the damn truth
It looks like your new lawn is well established at least, that should hold up well over winter.
Factual statement.
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