Ford decided not to ask for a fist full of my tax dollars....nuff said.
AMEN BROTHER!!!
I have always owned fords. I watched friends put trannys in chevys and rear ends in Dodges. All I have ever had to do to my Fords is change the oil and filters.
Had a 94 F150 with 480,000 miles on the original 302 and e4od trans. Got rid of it because the wife traded it in when I was outta town for work. Loved that truck!!
My present F150 doesn't bat an eye at towing my boat and I'm looking forward to putting half a million miles on it too!!
If you want a Sunday truck then buy a Chevy.But if you want a work truck that will take abuse and keep going then buy a Ford.
AMEN BROTHER!!!
I have always owned fords. I watched friends put trannys in chevys and rear ends in Dodges. All I have ever had to do to my Fords is change the oil and filters.
Had a 94 F150 with 480,000 miles on the original 302 and e4od trans. Got rid of it because the wife traded it in when I was outta town for work. Loved that truck!!
My present F150 doesn't bat an eye at towing my boat and I'm looking forward to putting half a million miles on it too!!
It's the torque that turns the wheels and that is what is needed for towing.
Oh, and bruce has said the Magic WordAs noted the Chevy has more HP than the Ford but develops it at a higher RPM where you never tow at. It's the torque that turns the wheels and that is what is needed for towing.
I could've saved some typing if I had simply posted "what he said ^^^^"I would advise to get anything you feel like. 99% of the 1/2Tons will do the job for you.
Silverado as far as I am concerned. One thing that most people are unaware of is the fact that 2WD trucks are rated to tow more weight than their 4X4 counterparts. This is because the transfer cases and 4 wheel drive components add weight to the truck thus reducing both towing capacity and fuel economy. The 5.3 in the Silverado is the good old 327 cubic inch engine. Very dependable truck rated to tow up to 7600 pounds.
2008 Chevy Silverado 5.3 with trailering package...period![]()
I guess that "trailering package" comes in handy when it's on the trailer being pulled by a Dodge or Ford.![]()