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<blockquote data-quote="Snattlerake" data-source="post: 3357963" data-attributes="member: 44288">I&#039;ve had both Chevy and Ford pickups and cars.&nbsp; There is no difference that I can tell.&nbsp; You are obviously biased and entitled to your opinion. I usually weigh all options and buy accordingly.&nbsp; Best car I ever had was a 70&#039;s era Datsun 280Z.&nbsp; I beat a Corvette and I still had a gear left to go.&nbsp; Worst car I ever had was a bright yellow and black 80&#039;s Fiat X-19.&nbsp; When it ran it would run like a go cart with a V8.&nbsp; When it ran. It was a two day job to replace the water pump.Dad bought a brand new Chevy LUV when they came out.&nbsp; He took it back when he saw the Mistsubshi VIN.&nbsp; He said why would I buy from a company that made war machines that tried to kill me?&nbsp; They gave him his money back.Growing up on a farm you had to be a mechanic.&nbsp; You always carried more than the proverbial baling wire and pliers in the tool box.&nbsp; I had a hammer too.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Snattlerake, post: 3357963, member: 44288"] I've had both Chevy and Ford pickups and cars. There is no difference that I can tell. You are obviously biased and entitled to your opinion. I usually weigh all options and buy accordingly. Best car I ever had was a 70's era Datsun 280Z. I beat a Corvette and I still had a gear left to go. Worst car I ever had was a bright yellow and black 80's Fiat X-19. When it ran it would run like a go cart with a V8. When it ran. It was a two day job to replace the water pump. Dad bought a brand new Chevy LUV when they came out. He took it back when he saw the Mistsubshi VIN. He said why would I buy from a company that made war machines that tried to kill me? They gave him his money back. Growing up on a farm you had to be a mechanic. You always carried more than the proverbial baling wire and pliers in the tool box. I had a hammer too. [/QUOTE]

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