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05-28-2008, 06:29 PM
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I will copy a phrase I have read many times and I love it.
" A cummins in a dodge is like having a gold bar dipped in poop". Why is it that all the dodge racers pull their race trucks to the track with a Ford? Because they ride and last longer as a whole truck. The interior of the dodge falls apart. Plus keep in mind that a full built transmission for a dodge will cost you $7500+/-, OUCH! 
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