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Gidday from a Western Australian...
V8 Supercars is basically like NASCAR. I get to see a Australian Rally Championship event down here. The cars do a tarmac night special stage here in Busselton, and then head out to do the offroad stages in Nannup, amoungst the pine tree plantations around there. I've always thought about us...- Aussie F Truck
- Post #22
- Forum: New SuperDutyDiesel Member Introductions
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Gidday from a Western Australian...
How did the 6.0 sound compared to the 7.3? I've always loved the sound of the 7.3, never heard any other V8 diesels apart from Chev V8 Diesel converted Nissan Patrols, and LandCruiser 200 series 4.5L V8 Diesels. Nothing has sounded as good as the 7.3 to me yet. But we dont have a lot of V8...- Aussie F Truck
- Post #20
- Forum: New SuperDutyDiesel Member Introductions
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Gidday from a Western Australian...
Hahaha, that's one of the only bars I've seen that makes the front of an F250 look small! It'd be very intimidating having that following you... looks like it'll eat you...- Aussie F Truck
- Post #18
- Forum: New SuperDutyDiesel Member Introductions
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Gidday from a Western Australian...
The one on our Falcon isn't much of a bull bar. But it's about as tough a bar as most road vehicles get, unless they live in the country areas where stray animals/wild animals can run infront of them.- Aussie F Truck
- Post #16
- Forum: New SuperDutyDiesel Member Introductions
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Gidday from a Western Australian...
Yeah we had the 7.3 a little longer. My uncle and I were so annoyed when we discovered there weren't gonna be anymore F250's imported by Ford, and that there was to be no more 7.3! Never done a lot of research on the 6.0L, was it an improvement on the 7.3? Inteeerrrresssssttttinnnnggg...- Aussie F Truck
- Post #14
- Forum: New SuperDutyDiesel Member Introductions
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She's 100 years old
Families were so much bigger back then. My great grandma was one of 6. Which isn't that amazing now, but not many people have that many kids anymore. My mum is from a big family, youngest of 9, the oldest was 16 years older.- Aussie F Truck
- Post #9
- Forum: SuperDuty Community Lounge
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Gidday from a Western Australian...
Oh, okay no worries.- Aussie F Truck
- Post #12
- Forum: New SuperDutyDiesel Member Introductions
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Gidday from a Western Australian...
No problem. It is a nice truck, I like the colour. And that engine. Which one, the bar on the F-250 or our Falcon? The one on the F-250 is really a bull bar as well. Much bigger and tougher, large male kangaroos don't even leave a dent in it at 110km/h. In the cattle station areas there are...- Aussie F Truck
- Post #10
- Forum: New SuperDutyDiesel Member Introductions
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She's 100 years old
100 is a long time to live. Sounds lik you have a funny grandma! My great grandma passed away in 2007, at 103. She'd had enough by then. She told us herself, a year before, that she was ready. Makes you wonder how long we'll be living in 100 years time...- Aussie F Truck
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- Forum: SuperDuty Community Lounge
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Gidday from a Western Australian...
Thanks everybody! Dave: Here's a pic of it, it's funny, my uncle's name is Dave as well. The black blotch is just covering my cousin who probably doesn't fancy being posted on the web. http://i1210.photobucket.com/albums/cc419/SomebodyOfTheUnknown/Stuff/IMG_4358-1.jpg ^^ this one was...- Aussie F Truck
- Post #8
- Forum: New SuperDutyDiesel Member Introductions
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Gidday from a Western Australian...
G'day, I haven't got a truck... but I love the F series and Excursions. My uncle owns a 2005 F250 7.3 Dual cab with a colour coded bull bar and canopy. So I've had experience with these trucks, and LOVE THEM. 7.3 is definitely a favourite engine. But these trucks are now only sold by small...- Aussie F Truck
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