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10 July 2004, 04:00 PM
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Just seen a major monstrosity in front of me today at the traffic lights Dashwood Avenue, Wycombe.. six wheels, the rear twin wheels are very skinny, exaggarated arches.. first one i have seen and it looks totally weird..all it said on the back was RAM3500
very perplexed
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very perplexed
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10 July 2004, 04:24 PM
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Originally Posted by Dracoro
Dodge Ram? with the same engine as the Viper?
from the lights
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10 July 2004, 04:36 PM
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The Dodge Ram 3500 doesn't have the Viper engine. They have a 5.9ltr cummins turbo diesel engine creating 325bhp and 600lb/ft of torque and can tow 7tonnes. They cost £36000+vat new in the UK. It's the Dodge Ram SRT-10 that has the 8.3ltr V10 Viper engine. With 505bhp, 525lb/ft of torque and does 0-60 in 5.2 seconds.
10 July 2004, 04:39 PM
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Originally Posted by FASTER MIKE!!
theres one local to me but its an oil burner
they have matching trailers that go with them
they have matching trailers that go with them
... nice Bow to other knowledge on the engine, it only had one pipe, at a right angle behind the off-side wheel.. Looked like something you put together with your kids techno lego kit
10 July 2004, 04:49 PM
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Definately not the SRT-10 then, they have a twin pipe on the right hand side exiting straight. The 5.9 diesel and the 5.7 petrol both have a single pipe exiting at an angle behind the right rear wheel. If it had the twin rear wheels then it'd be the 5.9 turbo diesel.
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Originally Posted by SJJ84
The 5.9 diesel and the 5.7 petrol both have a single pipe exiting at an angle behind the right rear wheel. If it had the twin rear wheels then it'd be the 5.9 turbo diesel.
and thats something
10 July 2004, 05:37 PM
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i know the fella that owns it and says in can shift once moving, for a large vehicle, though he says the mpgs get very low. think its a v8 too
10 July 2004, 10:49 PM
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Originally Posted by SJJ84
Did it look like this?Cheers
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12 July 2004, 09:15 PM
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Were i live there are two, yes two Ford F-150 Harley Davidson beasties in black and chrome wheels that look like 20"! and they sound beautiful. i love the sound and power of American Muscle!
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They are the old model harley davidson's, here is a picture of the 100th anniversary edition that we have at work. 5.4ltr supercharged V8! 20" chrome wheels, sounds superb.
http://www.imagehdd.com/view/9719DSC00497.jpg
http://www.imagehdd.com/view/9719DSC00497.jpg
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Originally Posted by SJJ84
They are the old model harley davidson's, here is a picture of the 100th anniversary edition that we have at work. 5.4ltr supercharged V8! 20" chrome wheels, sounds superb.
http://www.imagehdd.com/view/9719DSC00497.jpg
http://www.imagehdd.com/view/9719DSC00497.jpg
13 July 2004, 11:18 AM
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Originally Posted by SJJ84
what of the harley? Got a couple, will need to resize them quickly. Anything in particular you want a photo of? I'll take camera to work tomorrow.
no juts general pics, front, 3/4 front, side rear and 3/4 rear etc... and some arty ones it u want
14 July 2004, 07:34 AM
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If you have a look at the Newport Imports site here http://www.newport-imports.com/newve...pg=2&sort=desc they have a 2004 F150 Harley for Sale as well as an RAM SRT-10 with multiple pictures of each including the interior. The thing that makes me laugh about the SRT-10 is that it is classed as a commercial vehicle so you would pay the minimum tax if you had it as a company car
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Originally Posted by Shane
If you have a look at the Newport Imports site here http://www.newport-imports.com/newve...pg=2&sort=desc they have a 2004 F150 Harley for Sale as well as an RAM SRT-10 with multiple pictures of each including the interior. The thing that makes me laugh about the SRT-10 is that it is classed as a commercial vehicle so you would pay the minimum tax if you had it as a company car
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Originally Posted by SC008Y_MAD
cheers for that link to pics of the 2004 F150 Harley.
14 July 2004, 09:13 PM
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Originally Posted by BOB.T
I've got a model of the early Harley thingy on my desk at work, it's fookin massive
Pics as promised:
http://imagebay.org/users/1572/11825.jpg
http://imagebay.org/users/1572/11826.jpg
http://imagebay.org/users/1572/11827.jpg
http://imagebay.org/users/1572/11828.jpg
http://imagebay.org/users/1572/11829.jpg
http://imagebay.org/users/1572/11830.jpg
17 July 2004, 01:33 PM
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Originally Posted by SJJ84
We've got a full size harley on the drive at work, it's rather large aswell!!
Pics as promised:
http://imagebay.org/users/1572/11825.jpg
http://imagebay.org/users/1572/11826.jpg
http://imagebay.org/users/1572/11827.jpg
http://imagebay.org/users/1572/11828.jpg
http://imagebay.org/users/1572/11829.jpg
http://imagebay.org/users/1572/11830.jpg
Pics as promised:
http://imagebay.org/users/1572/11825.jpg
http://imagebay.org/users/1572/11826.jpg
http://imagebay.org/users/1572/11827.jpg
http://imagebay.org/users/1572/11828.jpg
http://imagebay.org/users/1572/11829.jpg
http://imagebay.org/users/1572/11830.jpg