Here you go............

I have a 1988 chevy s10 blazer and now I am planning on buying one of those new toyotas. I have had the blazer since I was 15 and desperately need something else. I never thought I would buy a "foreign" vehicle but I like it much nicer than anything in its class. I test drove the Chevy colorado, dodge dakota, toyota tacoma, and the nissan frontier. I have yet to drive a ford.

I did "pimp" the blazer but dont let that fool you. She has hauled quite a few deer in the back.




This is what I will be getting in a couple weeks hopefully.

rammer it is a 98 box, was on there when I got it. It runs a built 460ci I was going to make it taller but I think its good for a daily driver. I have a 79 250 (my first truck and will never give it up). I also am building a 1979 Bronco. I am a ford guy but if it is pre 80s and made out of metal then it is a keeper in my eyes. From a show truck to a rusty old American dream. There is nothing like American horse power.

-For Off Road Driving-

PSEMuzzy---Now that is funny
What exactly is your problem with fords,besides not being old enough to own one yourself.
I have read alot of your comments on the FORD topics,and to be honest I really dont think to many people are listening to you.
Your parents must be real proud knowing they raised a friggin moron.

We used to tease each other about Ford Vs. Chevy VS. Dodge. Then we just started chain bumper to bumper and my ford was a winner. But this stopped when my friends convinced their parents to buy them new diesel trucks. I think it would be nice to own a new truck but don’t see it for some time I am 21. I got my truck with long hours working on farms and I am proud of my $1600 truck.

I'm a union electrician and if a Toyota, Nissan, Mazda, Mitsubishi, Honda , Hyundai, or any other foreign auto maker hired the electrical contractor I work for to do a job and they sent me, I wouldn't have a problem going and making my living off of them. So theres no way I'm going to put down someone who buys those same products. I say drive what you like and what you've had good luck with.

As for the American brands; they all make good vehicles with an occasional lemon.

LOL