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I just joined here, but I've learned so much from reading the threads here that I almost dread doing this.

It looks like the beloved 'Hoe will probably be going away. It's been 7 years and nearly a hundred thousand miles of love and hate between us, but she's going to find a new home.

My new lover
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agree with the above man should of kept the hoe man but i guess if its time for you to move on then good luck but i bet you will miss your hoe you been thru alot together and as soon as you start to remember you will regret it LOL
 
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I haven't sold the Hoe yet, but I'll have to. Can't afford the insurance on both vehicles.
 
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Auto. Unfortunately.

On the plus side, it won't take much money at all to get absolutely stupid amounts of power out of it. The minus side is that the tranny is doomed. No way it'll last very long with more power than stock.
 

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My father has that truck with the Cummings Diesel. The motor runs awesome, however the rest of the truck is falling apart.

Dodge made an awesome motor, but the trans, body, electrical, and hardware are complete shit.
 

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DE CHROME EVERYTHING first including the wheels. Get some mud tires on it, tint the windows, and get a big ass custom bumper and you'll have a good start.
 
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DE CHROME EVERYTHING first including the wheels. Get some mud tires on it, tint the windows, and get a big ass custom bumper and you'll have a good start.

It's got no front diff, therefore, no need for anything but street tires. :mexsmoke:

Windows are already tinted, and we'll just see about the bumper.

I'll be putting the Hoe in the classifieds in the next couple of days, if anybody is interested.

I'd keep the Hoe, but family situations and money prevent me from passing on the Dodge or keeping both.
 

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My father has that truck with the Cummings Diesel. The motor runs awesome, however the rest of the truck is falling apart.
Dodge made an awesome motor, but the trans, body, electrical, and hardware are complete shit.

2nded. stick with the Hoe. don't let a Dodge fool you ;)
 

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I've always said "friends don't let friends drive Dodge.."

That being said, good luck... You may want to keep the 'hoe for when the Dodge is in the shop. (One of my best friends just bought 2... a '96 ram and a '96 van RV, need a spare vehicle with those things...)
 

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Nice looking truck,i like the duallys.

You gonna keep stock exhaust or run stacks? Also how bout a computer programmer,i hear alot of good things about them "Bully dog" PCM tunners for diesel motors.
 

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My father has that truck with the Cummings Diesel. The motor runs awesome, however the rest of the truck is falling apart.

Dodge made an awesome motor, but the trans, body, electrical, and hardware are complete shit.

correction....dodge doesnt make cummins motors. if they did they would have something to fall back on lol. cummins motors is what is saving dodge from falling apart.
 

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