The newest guy on the block ( in more ways then 1!)

[CoreyPerez]

I would just like to say hello to all of you folks out there. Just a little about my self. I'm Military stationed in Goldsboro NC. USAF to be exact. I was a fire fighter for the military until about 2 years ago. I am currently working with computers. This is my first Dodge, and first Diesel. I'm from a GM Family and have never owned anything other then GM's up until yesterday.



When I started looking for a newer truck, I wanted something 4x4 & diesel. GM was out with their IFS junk, and I couldn't afford a PSD. I was weighing the Fords & Dodges because of the chassis (4x4 straight axle). I opted for Diesel due to the longitivity of the engine.



I've driven the heavy duty chassis prior to Military when I drove wreckers. Although they were all Fords & the PSD's, I knew that Dodge was an excellent option.



I'm excited to get into the Diesel world. These engines have always impressed me, thus I own one now. As soon as I get plates on this bugger I'll be driving it and parking the Blazer.



I hope I don't ask too many stupid questions or repetitive ones. I'll do my best to search other posts before asking a question that I'm sure has been asked numerous times before. Please be patient with me, I'm new at this game.



I've used other threads, mostly at www.coloradok5.com & www.off-road.com/chevy. This is a new forum type for me and may take a few post to get used to this.



Thanks in advance for any help that you may be able to offer. I'm looking forward to learning as well as putting in any information that I can offer.



Thanks,



Corey



www.geocities.com/corey_perez (Chevy stuff if any of you REALLY care)

 

[Bob Wagner]

Welcome Aboard Corey

we are now a member of the #1 site for the Cummins/Dodge owners.



You will learn alot from the Members here

 

[Missouri Mule]

Coery,

You been in the military to long, your to polite and courteous for this bunch!

Throw the sheets to the wind and ask as many stupid questions you want. ( I wonder if that is KKK slogan ?)

If you don't get an answer you like ask the question again. We will get the answer right sooner or later.



Actually we could use some politeness and courteousy around here.



BTW welcome, hope you learn all you want to.

 

[CoreyPerez]

Thanks guys. I'm looking forward to this forum. As it is, i've already got quite a few questions starting to float around in my head...



Corey

 

[John_P]

Corey:



Welcome to the TDR Website!!



I want to invite you to become a member

of our local (unofficial) N. C. TDR

Club. We try to meet once a month,

although this summer we have been

unable to get together.



We have a great group of people

and last time we met at the "Golden

Corral Steakhouse" in Smithfield, N. C.



Although were just getting started, I

think you would enjoy it. Keep your

eye on the "Local and Regional Events"

for upcoming get togethers. I will

try to e-mail you for the next one.



Feel free to e-mail me anytime buddy!



Take care, hope to meet you soon.



Again, welcome to a GREAT organization!



---------

John_P

 

[CoreyPerez]

HECK YA!! I'm in! I'm only about 30 minutes (20 at WOT) and am always willing to learn a few new tricks. If there is anybody that is in that area that I can get in touch with sometime, lemme know.



What are the details of the club?



Thanks,



Corey



corey. perez@seymourjohnson. af. mil

or

-- email address removed --

 

[maint.man]

Corey, glad you're here. I too am an ex-bowtie owner, for several years I thought that GM was the only one to make vehicles. Now all I can say is after I bought my first Cummins diesel Ram , theres been one on the property ever since. I can't say that they have been trouble free but with the help of the guys here it deffinetly makes things alot easier. Watch out for the B. O. M. B. bug, It's easy to get bit . Happy Rammin'

Brent