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Conspiracy theory: S4E4: The Weight; Sil and Chrissy got to see Lou DiMaggio and the Atwell Avenue Boys in Rhode Island over that thing with the guy they know. DiMaggio's real last name is Galina, they started Calling him DiMaggio after he took a baseball bat to Lenny and his wife. Anyway, Sil hands one of Lou's guy a polaroid of Tony and "the guy they know" for the thing saying "The guy on the left." Now Lou's crew doesn't seem like the ripest tomatoes on the vine, being geriatric, blind, and crazy. Maybe they had a fugue state, recalled the job, found the photo, and boom. Hey, what are ya gonna do.

Good deal or not? Clean carfax, local personal owner, same dealer trade-in, dealer maintenance (two oil changes). I am mainly interested in the drivetrain and not having a PHEV or 2.slow from VW, Audi, or Volvo. Usual no snow or ice and just have a nice thing to drive from A to B and maybe even C.

Who bags the most, airlines, defense? Put your answer below!

My last two ford f150s (2004 5.4triton and 2015 2.7eb) I had to pull the heads on at around 100k (broken spark plug and burnt valves, respectively), so Ford has just left a bad taste in my mouth. I will be towing horse trailers, hauling hay, skid-steers, tractors etc and driving to the office (about an hour away) 3x a week. I don't really care about creature comforts as long as it has bluetooth and a backup/ trailer cam. I can work on just about everything myself and will plan to keep this truck for at least 15 years. I understand in the 2000's Cummins was the move but you couldn't beat the Allison transmission, which I guess has all changed now.

I have been looking at 1/2 tons with max payload packages. Since I realized I will be towing at 80% capacity for long trips, maybe I should look at 3/4 ton. Was surprised to see the abundance of 2024's still available. Are people just holding out for electric, election, uncertainty in price of gas/ diesel, and lower interest rates? What has been the typical drop on MSRP to sell?