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Petrol with a Roadranger
11 years 11 months ago #82427
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gotta agre with u malfunction about the dodge brakes chrysler could have saved a fortune if they left out that middle pedal only thing that ever happen when u pushed the bake pedal the truck went faster i think from memory i wore out so many right boots dragging them down the road was better than the dodge brakes
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11 years 11 months ago - 11 years 11 months ago #82428
by Dodge fan
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Dodge AT4-760&&FB Holden Ute
Replied by Dodge fan on topic Re: Petrol with a Roadranger
In 1978 I drove a 1910a tray with a 392, 13 spd rr, bogie drive, power steering and a heater to boot[ch58373]
I thought I was it and a bit after doing my apprenticeship on beddies, d series fords, leylands and other old jiggers.
Even with a dog trailer hooked up it pulled harder than a 14 year old schoolboy. Wasn't the fastest thing on the road as the odd snail would overtake me occasionally!
Of course it would drink more than a bunch of sailors on shore leave!
Billy
I thought I was it and a bit after doing my apprenticeship on beddies, d series fords, leylands and other old jiggers.
Even with a dog trailer hooked up it pulled harder than a 14 year old schoolboy. Wasn't the fastest thing on the road as the odd snail would overtake me occasionally!
Of course it would drink more than a bunch of sailors on shore leave!
Billy
Playing around at Dodge City
Dodge AT4-760&&FB Holden Ute
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11 years 11 months ago #82429
by kenny-mopar
Replied by kenny-mopar on topic Re: Petrol with a Roadranger
yeah they were thirsty the best i ever got out of a 345 -392 was just over 6mpg ...
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11 years 11 months ago #82430
by oldfulla
Replied by oldfulla on topic Re: Petrol with a Roadranger
What about the bloody noises that came out of the 610/613RR when in wobbly cog at idle? Those petrol motors didnt produce a lot of torque at idle speed.
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