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$800 water pump?!?!?

D-Max jealousy?

I found the article in the latest TDR about the 1 million mile plus Cummins/Dodge very interesting. When I picked up a new trailer at Featherlite a few weeks ago, I asked my contact about their Dodge fleet. His comment was that they owned between 20 and 30 Dodge/Cummins. They routinely run them from 450-650,000 miles, and then expect $8500 from them when they trade. They tried 3 Fords, had engine trouble starting at 100,000 miles, dealer wouldn't stand behind them so, "We got rid of them. " According to him, their biggest problem is transmissions and clutches, but Dodge has stood behind the transmissions for them. (Does DC think of them as a test bed???) His comments didn't seem out of line after reading the article in TDR.



Ray
 
So he gets $8500 for then with 500k on them that would be nice. I am on track for 200k in another 4 years, just when its paid off. :rolleyes:
 
well by that time...

Originally posted by Sky

So he gets $8500 for then with 500k on them that would be nice. I am on track for 200k in another 4 years, just when its paid off. :rolleyes:



Well Sky it sounds like that should be about the time Dodge gets 4 REAL size doors, and a better auto transmission, so that will be perfect timeing for your new truck. :cool:



AJB
 
I will be at 250,000 miles or better if I keep my driving schedule the same before I can get another truck. Wifey gets to get a new ride after truck is paid for then I get a new one when hers is paid for. That's the way it is when you have to work vehicle payments and house payments into the budget.
 
Ray, I know a guy in Indiana that sold his '91 Dodge Cummins with almost 1. 3 million miles. He hauled Dutchman campers all over the US right up until he sold it. A farmer in Kentucky bought it about a year ago to haul is horses with. The farmer thought it was a nice truck and was wondering why the guy wanted to sell it :eek: Until he found out the mileage. He bought it anyway.



This guy's current '96 truck is closing in on 500,000 miles.



Vaughn
 
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