I drove Chevy most of my life. 2 Mother's Days ago I came home with my first FORD truck.
65,000 miles of good times with my grandchildren and horse.....
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My Beast took the hit of a 1 ton Dodge with a lift at ? plus miles an hour, and I'm here to tell you.
BUY A FORD.
My Chevy wouldn't have survived and neither would I.
Dodge headlights are set back from the hood making them harder to see in bad weather. Especially if the right front headlight is burnt out.
BUY A FORD
And live to tell about it, when it matters most.
Blessed by God
Life's good @ the Bright side of the Barn
Thanks for Stopping by
Until next time, Stay safe!!!!! and Happy Trails.