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I think they could Get the engine out, and use it for something. Dave-. PS: Does anyone have an idea of a cost to install the 8.0 on a '75 truck? The engines available in the 1975 Dodge truck were the 6.2 L engine in the 5-Speed or 2.9 L in the 3/4 ton (which was also available with the standard 9L 9" 4x4), 6.7 L Hemi 4x4, and th...

Most people have an idea of what they want from a pickup truck, but is there one that does it all better than the next? How do the differences stack up? Are they worth the money? In this review, we'll compare the most common models on sale today and take a look at how they perform when it matters most - real world tests using the...

It is easy to think of the big three, but not every manufacturer can be counted on to produce a reliable vehicle. In fact, you can't really trust any of them. But here are the fastest selling cars by sales volume in the U.S. It's pretty simple: you don't buy a car to make money. You buy a car because it makes you happy. The question is, which c...

I'm thinking about picking one up as I'm looking to replace my old 350 (manual, 2.5 liter). I'm looking for the following: 1) Good power. 2) Reliability. 3) High mileage/long life. 4) Price. Any advice is appreciated. Thanks. Hi guys. Looking for an auto with a manual transmission, preferably manual 2nd gear. What do you guys think of the Dodge...

For information on the performance of the trucks, we can refer to different publications. As said earlier, this truck is a very common and cheap work truck that has been made for many years. There are some specifications that are known, but there is no information about its engine. Even if we look up this truck on the Internet, there is no technical...

If you're buying used, then it's not a warranty. If you're buying new, check the vehicle history report - it'll tell you if there have been any major problems with the car. What is the best warranty for a new car? Well, it depends on what you want from the warranty and what it covers. Every manufacturer offers some kind of warranty. Every one...

The miles per gallon for a Ford Maverick is 29 MPG in the city and 38 on the highway. MPG is a measurement of fuel efficiency that compares the amount of fuel consumed to the amount it would take to travel a mile. This means a Ford Maverick AWD gets 1.39 miles per gallon. MPGDisplay. How efficient is your vehicle? T...

A new and much improved version of one of Hyundai's oldest models has just gone on sale, and it comes loaded with all the features people expect from a high-performance car from one of the more respected mainstream brands. The new 2025 Hyundai Santa Cruz is very reminiscent of its big brother the Genesis G80, sharing several major cha...

Yes, you can. Simply pull out of the yard, and once you've driven down the road, just drop it off. I have a car that is covered by my auto insurance. When I call the insurance company, they say I have to take it to a dealer. Can I drive my car to a dealer and ask them to transfer it to Copart? No. Your insurance company must authorize...

Whether you love driving or you're looking for a fuel-sipping alternative to your gasoline-burning vehicle, the Santa Cruz family comes equipped with plenty of features that might make it easier on the budget. Thanks to their higher profile and larger wheels, these Santa Cruz vehicles all come with a smaller front and r...