how much is too much?
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how much is too much?
how much will you be willing to spend on a gallon of gas for the ranger till you want some thing a little more effecient
i think my limit might be $4 cause then im lookin at about 70 to fill it up a week and thats gonna kill me
what about every one else how much $$ will you dish out before you think about selling your baby
i think my limit might be $4 cause then im lookin at about 70 to fill it up a week and thats gonna kill me
what about every one else how much $$ will you dish out before you think about selling your baby
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I am not selling. Period. I will be buying a motor cycle here in a few weeks so the truck will just get used on the weekends or when it rains. I will not get rid of my truck.
If I were to fill my truck up from empty it would cost me $65 to fill up right now. I am still planning on taking it to FL this June too.
If I were to fill my truck up from empty it would cost me $65 to fill up right now. I am still planning on taking it to FL this June too.
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when it hits $4.. i want to buy a 351w 1995ish bronco...
keep buying the honda's and prius and i'll keep buying trucks.. sounds good to me
already had a little car.. aka escort.. dear god never again... i like my GF little focus but i dont fit in it.. I am too tall the seat doesnt go back enough and then the steering wheel feels to far away.. Def little cars are designed for little people..
keep buying the honda's and prius and i'll keep buying trucks.. sounds good to me
already had a little car.. aka escort.. dear god never again... i like my GF little focus but i dont fit in it.. I am too tall the seat doesnt go back enough and then the steering wheel feels to far away.. Def little cars are designed for little people..
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I don't care. honestly. I like at $5 i'll start driving the subaru again. The ranger is just too comfortable to sell or park. That's only if i'm still working 35miles away. If I'm at school...ranger all the way. I ain't selling. Hell....I wanna get my good old 7mpg 400hp chevy back on the road. I don't care.
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MPG whats that. I get 10.7 out of my F-350 and I just had a 347 built for my Ranger(I got the oil leak fixed too). Fortunately I have a XR600R DualSport, so if it gets super bad I will just wheel the Ranger and ride my bike. Bad thing is the car seats don't fit so well on the bike.....
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Doubt I'll get rid of the Ranger regardless of gas prices. As gas goes up, I drive less and use my old fashioned bike more. Otherwise I just car pool. Gas split between 4 people is pretty cheap.
I guess I'm lucky that my summer job is only 2 miles away from home, I use about 5 gallons a week then.
I guess I'm lucky that my summer job is only 2 miles away from home, I use about 5 gallons a week then.
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Both political partys have sold the american people out. We need to drill off the coast(s). We need to drill in Anwar. Bottom line, we won't get off foreign oil by using less of it, we need to drill for our own oil. Ethanol doesn't pencil out. Biodiesel doesn't pencil out. Hybrids don't pencil out in the long run or short for that matter.
Bottom line, trucks are on their way out until there's some new technology that allows for this new 35mpg brand wide requirement that congress is making happen.
Bottom line, trucks are on their way out until there's some new technology that allows for this new 35mpg brand wide requirement that congress is making happen.
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Yep, I don't think I woudl ever get rid of my truck just because of gas prices.. I honestly am tempted to go buy a pedal bike for work.. I only live about 6 miles away.. only problem is, its all downhill.. So I'm shooting myself in the **** by having to ride a pedal bike all the way back up =)