ghunt81
Well-Known Member
Eh, I know this is old but I stumbled across it.
I don't know when my love for Ford started. My grandpa had a F150 that I loved. Somehow my brothers and I all ended up being (more or less) Ford drivers.
I was into cars at a younger age, even then really liked Ford trucks, then as I got into high school I got into Mustangs which I still love to this day (never cared for Camaros).
I haven't owned a lot of vehicles up to this point in my life but they have all been Fords with one exception. I had a '90 Mustang 2.3L, '87 Turbo Coupe, '94 Tempo, '94 F-250, 2005 Mustang GT and now a 2009 Ranger.
The exception was a 1997 Camry that I bought as a winter beater about 3 years ago. Drove it for almost 2 years, then my wife and I were taking it on a trip to Pigeon Forge, my wife turned the cruise back on (which was set at 70) when we were going about 45. It kicked down to 1st, screamed up to almost 6000 RPM and blew up the engine. Wouldn't it figure the only Toyota I've ever owned is the one that blows up.
I don't know when my love for Ford started. My grandpa had a F150 that I loved. Somehow my brothers and I all ended up being (more or less) Ford drivers.
I was into cars at a younger age, even then really liked Ford trucks, then as I got into high school I got into Mustangs which I still love to this day (never cared for Camaros).
I haven't owned a lot of vehicles up to this point in my life but they have all been Fords with one exception. I had a '90 Mustang 2.3L, '87 Turbo Coupe, '94 Tempo, '94 F-250, 2005 Mustang GT and now a 2009 Ranger.
The exception was a 1997 Camry that I bought as a winter beater about 3 years ago. Drove it for almost 2 years, then my wife and I were taking it on a trip to Pigeon Forge, my wife turned the cruise back on (which was set at 70) when we were going about 45. It kicked down to 1st, screamed up to almost 6000 RPM and blew up the engine. Wouldn't it figure the only Toyota I've ever owned is the one that blows up.