KY | 4020_404 - 12/10/2025 13:15 I wonder why they put such an anemic engine in something supposedly made to haul the same or more as my truck. Maybe it was primarily just for heavier payloads in the bed, not so much towing.
It wasn't made to haul the same or more than your current truck. 250/350 then are alike in name only. Frames/suspension/brake tech have changed a whole heckuvalot since then. As others have said, this can't be a serious question.. you're on the internet so you obviously don't live completely under a rock.. If it's a budget limitation, there's lots of solid trucks around the same age as your current one that are well suited for the task. Any since the late 90's will have brakes and frame to do what you're looking to do, and more power than what you were interested in at a minimum. |
Wanting Input on Purchasing an Old Truck
