New TV: F350 or Silverado 3500?
Ok, I've narrowed my search down to the F350 Lariat and the Silverado 3500 LTZ, crew cabs, 4x4, and 6.7L PSD/6.6L Duramax. I've read a lot on the two models, and have found roughly the same ratio o...
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Cummins12V98 wrote:
If the Big "C" were not available in a pickup I would be driving a GM. One reason is the Ford still is modifying a platform from 1999. GM's is much newer and stronger design.
GM will take care of you with a fuel pump problem where Ford has told several to pound sand. They both run the same Bosch injection pump.
The people that own their trucks and use them to make a living choose GM over Ford. Same with full time RVer's
For looks I personally like the newest GM's but before that the Ford had a better look.
Ford's decades old tried and true chassis is the reason I went back to Ford. I use my F250 to make a living as well as tow our 5th wheel. What is the weight carrying non WD capacity of the GM, Ford and Ram hitch receivers? Water damage isn't covered by any of the big three. I knew a guy who replaced two VP44's due to water in fuel damage back in '98-'99. Chrysler denied coverage for both of them.
