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I had 2 cummins trucks with def, never had a single problem. I made short trips, towed, hauled and idled allot. Cummins is the most refined, most reliable diesel available from the big three.

I had an 06 mega cab cummins and loved it, damn good truck, sold it with 160k on it and kept in touch with the next owner who drove it until 240k and sold it. my friend bought a 07 1500 mega cab just like yours and love it, only downside was fuel economy, but he ran 37’s on stock gears. His 1500...

Keep what you got unless your totally tired of the manual trans, if you sell that truck you will make out well on it. if your tired of it, my vote goes for a long bed ram 3500 cummins HO. Slap a carli leveling kit and 35’s and be done. Enjoy your camper in the long bed with plenty of room...

Nice truck, ram builds a very good truck. I’ve had a few of them, never had a problem with any of them.

My buddy had a cj7 with a 304 amc v8, driving a Jeep with a v8 was allot of fun. I agree with you on the IFS, they should have gone with a SFA.

No it’s a 96, but my point is they are very well built to trucks. They haven’t changed much over the years.

With the negatives, the one major positive outweighs them all. My buddy has one, bone stock with around 500,xxx miles. He changes the oil with wal mart super tech oil “when he feels like it”. Never has had a single problem just routine maintenance. Say what you want, but they are very well...

I’ve been looking at the snap, there is a hAeneas for it, was that an easy hook up or did you have to pull the dash apart? the delthof skid plate still haven’t shipped, I’ve had mine on order for several weeks now. Do you have any squeaks or vibrations from your sliders? I just ordered a set...

I really like the tundra, and if your in the market for a reliable light duty truck that’s a great choice. For the most capable off-road truck out of the factory, the tundra is not it. You can get much more cape thats why I bought a power wagon over the tundra, plus all the advantages of the...

That’s a good price!

Power stroke is a good option until you have to work on it or service it, look under the hood, it’s very cramped.

I’ve read it’s available over the parts counter now and is an option, but I can’t confirm that.

I agree, all i have said the same thing! gov fleet prices can only be sold to a goverment agency.

Nice truck, I personally wouldn’t mess with that at all, just put a winch on it and be done.

out west I’ve seen power wagons and rubicon’s for rent.

Not true, ford undercuts everyone on fleet sales, I buy goverment fleet vehicles as part of my job. You see allot of goverment vehicles that are made by ford, it’s because they are cheap. I drive a 2017 f150 for my work vehicle, it was 15k new, ram was in the low 20’s next to gm, so lowest bid...

You can rent any type of vehicle. I can go rent a mustang, corvette, challenger, rubicon, F350 and this list goes on.

I’ve seen a few used 19 power wagon demos. When the 19 power wagon came out, FCA let a ton of different people and groups test them, that could be it. Mine did not have the winch hook installed, it was under the back seat. I’ll be honest, the 19 power wagon with the ZF trans is the most...

Around me, fords are a dime a dozen, there’s ford dealers everywhere and they market the hell out of them. Used rams are hard to come by.

Northern Wisconsin is such a beautiful place, I go there often. What area are you at?